Hi Doctor, Even thought he is 2.3 years old. He seem to be less responding and not speaking any words. He only says two words ammi and abba that too out of context. We try to make him speak or hear to us. He does not respond. But his favourite songs or videos where ever he is he will respond and come closer. He also plays actively with his sister's. What should we do. Please suggest
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First Is Relax. If he is hearing well, responding to his calls, He will talk. You engage to make him talk .Teach him to sing ,Always keep music on. Engage him to listen to short stories from books. Always keep him engaged. Take him out to walk, to increase blood circulation. If he is hearing, then also we have to manage
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