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My 2 year 1 month old
My kiddo doesn't talk, just few words. Understand many things but doesn't take initiative to try and reply. How to make him speak. He gets stuff to me or me to the thing he wants. Please help.
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Hello mommy!its very common for kids to have mild speech delay. Dont worry. He will pick up in another few months.. First of all, reduce screen time- mobile/ TV. Speak to him constantly and casually. Teach 1 to 2 simple words daily and keep repeating for some days until he gets it. Use picture charts / ABC charts etc. You can do this for some months and see. If still not talking, you can visit a developmental pediatrician.Hope this helps!
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If your child is 2 years old and is still not willing to speak but able to communicate effectively ,don't panic. Talk to the child frquently ,read to him ,sing nursery rhymes to him. Some children ,esp boys don't  speak till 3 .
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Ok mam , may I know what's the age of your baby. Because baby attains milestone accordingly so please help me with that first.
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If your baby is more then 12 months old I will guide you accordingly
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Show him placards, drawings and make him speak.
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