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19 months Not speaking
Hello my son is 19 months but he didnt speak much he only says mumma mumma n in his own language he say something but didnt try to say bye bye or papa nor even bhai or dada...is it something i need to worry.whom should i consult.please advise.he listen to me reacts also ,shouts show anger also but he didnt speak anything except mumma.
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Can wait and watch, no need to worry .
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First you should get BERA for hearing test done, if it is normal then only you can proceed with speech therapy
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There is nothing to worry u just need to keep speaking to him frequently encourage him to speak.every child s different.so no need to worry
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Usually kids start speech development after 18 months of age, I don’t find any reason in your case to worry about. I would suggest wait and watch as you mentioned his other developmental milestones are normal.
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