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Spacking issues

2018-04-15 12:52:49
My son's age is 3 years 2 months he didnt said mamma and papa neither he repeat whatever we say dont know what is going on? Is it normal ?
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No its not normal Consult with ur nearest pediatrician

Answered2018-04-15 16:43:51

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