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Speech delay??
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My daughter age is 3years 4months.she is talking better but still she doesn't talk properly few words( " da,cha,Ra,fa) when she will talk properly?? Is she is growing good ? Or any abormality??? And one more thing is if she want to explain anything she saying like ( na na na na naku ) cant say that stammering because she won't to all tym.. if anything explain only she talk like that...if she sing song and telling slokas all good .explaining situations only like that..
All these are normal or any abormality?
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Dont worry if your kid singing songs and shlokas then there is no abnormality.
You need to understand kids will stammer for few words and needs to collect vocabulary from their mind what ch causes this stammering
Dont worry your kid is perfect
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If she is singing songs and telling shlokas there is no speech delay. Children speech may not be perfect. But if necessary get her evaluated for developmental assessment.
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From the history you provided, your daughter appears to have a significant speech-language delay. By 3 years 4 months, most children are usually able to speak in short sentences and communicate their needs clearly. The fact that she can sing songs and recite shlokas but has difficulty expressing her thoughts in normal conversation suggests that her ability to repeat or memorize language may be better than her spontaneous communication skills.
I would recommend a detailed developmental assessment by a pediatrician, including hearing evaluation and assessment of speech, language, and social communication skills. Early intervention and speech therapy can be very helpful if needed.
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Dr. Shebin C E
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Kanyakumari
Greetings.
At 3 years and 4 months, mispronouncing certain sounds and experiencing temporary speech hesitations are very common parts of normal development. Tricky consonant sounds like "r" and "ch" are routinely mastered much later, often between ages 4 and 6. The repetitive phrasing when she is excited to explain a situation sounds consistent with typical "developmental disfluency" rather than true stammering, especially since she sings and recites slokas smoothly.
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