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Mom of a 5 yr 10 m old girl4 years ago

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hello my kid is 16 month old but she is not talking and also not looking at the people properly. when we play rhymes in tv or phone she will gets more excited..And when i tried to talk with her she will not listen.. is there any way to she can talk?

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Dr. Vaibhav jainFather of a 5 yr 9 m old girl4 years ago

A. you need to know that language skills develop very slowly but I'm also they develop only if you and your family are talking with each other and also talking to the baby in your language do not expose baby to TV of TV and smartphone

SanthoshiMom of a 8 yr old girl4 years ago

A. Hi dear good morning nothing to worry about it much. this is how it starts By 9months to 1yeat they just say mama, papa. By 15 months will understand whatever we say and will observe more. By 18 months they speak few meaningful words amma appa papa mamma thattha.. After two years they make combinations of words like amma give, amma take, appa go, mama come.. Later they make sentences. It will take time for them to speak complete full sentences. Just keep talking more to your kid.

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