Speech therapists

Greetings, it's a good idea to consult with a pediatrician  pathologist. They can assess your child's development and provide guidance. you can try some of these things at home: * Talk to your child often: Narrate your actions, point to objects, and describe what you see. * Read together: Point to pictures and name the objects in books. * Sing songs and rhymes: Repetitive songs can help with language development. * Encourage interaction: Play games that involve turn-taking and shared attention, like rolling a ball back and forth. * Limit screen time: Face-to-face interaction is crucial for language and social skills.