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Speech delay
My daughter is 23 months old. She is blabbering many words but saying few words like Amma, Thatha etc.. She understands everything but not responding if I ask something to her.. She sings songs and repeating rhymes too..But not speaking in full sentence. Is it normal??
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Regarding Speech Baby usually start mono syllable by 6 to 7 months of age then by syllable words come by 9 to 10 months of age
then by 12 to 14 months of age baby say two to three words followed by jargon speech at 15-16 months .
child can start saying simple sentences by two years of age .
just make the child comfortable and do more interaction with the child so that he can learn to speak sentences properly.
if the speech does not comes even by three years of age you need to consult your doctor for a proper assessment of the child .
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Dr. Namita C
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Delayed speech is there ....
Please consult Pediatrician
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