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Talking problem
Dear Sir,
My son completed 2 yrs and still he is not trying to speak. He just do action for his requirement. Only says few words like mom,dad,grandma,grandpa,crow etc. We tried to ask.to say some other words but he is not trying or saying. Is I should consult any doctor for these. What I can do to make him talk?
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At 2 years few words ,about 20 , understanding of : you ,I ,they should be their and two word sentences, is their .
donot encourage pointing towards things.
You must actively talk and pay more attention to receptive speech like ask him questions ,what color is the ball example like red and not where is the ball .
where ...the answer he will point .
Help him to say like if he says re for red say reeee ddddd, help him patiently
Also most important..... stop mobile and tv
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At 2 years age child make sentences with three words plus they have vocabulary of 50 to 100 words .
you can encourage the child to speak words by showing it in nature or with the help of toys or pictured book or showing rhymes.
you have to talk to him in single language only don't use multiple languages even at home .
Next Steps
if at all speech therapist opinion can be taken at 3 years of age earliest if still he has speech difficulty
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A child speaks 50 to 100 new words by 2 years .
Some children speak 2 word sentences but not all.
Next Steps
Just encourage him to speak by showing him illustrated books, rhymes, reading story books, toys which encourage speaking like plastic mirror and toy telephone.
Health Tips
Speech therapy is not needed now
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