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Speech therapy

2017-08-19 09:18:43
Hi is 2.3 yrs now.not able to speak, he is telling alphabets and numbers.his hearing skills is good. But he could not speak common words like Amma ,appa, etc
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Need more stimulation and if possibly send him play school. Among his peer group  he will learn a lot also start speech therapy.

Answered2017-08-22 03:16:21

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