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26 months toddler speech delay

2021-06-29 15:51:51
Hi doctor my daughter age is 26 months she Is still not talking yet she says all alphabets, colours and numbers upto 10 but she is not making any conversations with us she is trying to do conversation but we can't able to understand her language. Should I need to take her to speech therapist or can I wait for some more time. Thank u
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Hello Its takes another year for your child to hold conversations with you. At this a child can only speak sentences with maximum of 2-3 words. Also 2-4yrs age is also stage of normal dysfluency. No need to worry she is having developing according to her age .

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