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Dear parent Your child has to evaluated by a developmental pediatrician as early as possible Not responding to name and speech delays can be an early sign of Autism spectrum disorder To confirm this we need a complete assessment of the baby

She has to be evaluated in detail for various domains of learning. Please visit a developmental pediatrician or child psychologist

Need details evaluation specially for dissociated developmental delay.

Greetings Not responding to a name by 12–13 months is a clinical milestone delay that warrants a formal evaluation.The primary possibilities for this lack of response include:Hearing loss or middle-ear fluid (such as glue ear)Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)Speech, language, or developmental delays which can be heavily exacerbated by high screen timeTo encourage name response and speech at home, you can implement three management strategies:Eliminate screen time for the toddler and minimize background TV noise to make your voice easier to isolate.Call her name from close proximity at eye level in quiet settings, immediately rewarding her look with a smile, clap, or favorite toy.Engage in active narrative communication, describing daily actions out loud and reading simple picture books together.

You need to take to developmental Pediatrician urgently

Visit physically to nearby pediatrician for evaluation

Detailed developmental evaluation is needed