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Speech delay
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I'm in nuclear family, I'm also in work from home so i can't able to spend quality time with my kid so he watching TV
My son 3 yrs 6 month old but till now he doesn't speak, after he joined play school now he started babbling, but he understand my words and obey it,( ex: switch on the fan, close the door, put clothes in washing machine, put the mat on water like these comands)
if he want anything he just point it with finger only not trying to ask, if I'm trying to teach anything he run away, more stubborn. Is it normal or anything serious
I'm in nuclear family, I'm also in work from home so i can't able to spend time with my kid so he watching TV
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I understand it is how much difficult to manage both work and parenting early stimulation eye to eye contact help children to attain speech now a days many kids are having speech difficulties because of watching tv where the stimulation doesn’t happen screen time must be decreased advised to encourage children for playing with toys or other children
Many diseases in children are seen since childhood so better take psychiatrist consultation for further management of kid
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