hi,my daughter is 1 year 10 month old but still not standing,walking and speech also so what can I do please...

A. It's important to consult with a pediatrician to assess your daughter's development, especially since she is not yet standing, walking, or speaking at 1 year and 10 months. Here are some general strategies that may help encourage her development: 1. Physical Therapy: A physical therapist can provide exercises and activities tailored to help strengthen her muscles and improve coordination. 2. Encourage Movement: Create a safe space for her to practice standing and moving. Use furniture or sturdy objects to support her as she pulls herself up. 3. Tummy Time: Encourage tummy time if she is still spending time on her belly. This helps strengthen the muscles needed for crawling, standing, and walking. 4. Play with Support: Sit on the floor with her and engage in activities that encourage reaching, crawling, or pulling up to a stand. Toys that she can push or hold onto for balance can be helpful. 5. Speech Activities: Engage her in simple conversations, read books, and sing songs to promote language development. Repeat words and encourage her to mimic sounds. 6. Social Interaction: Arrange playdates or group activities to expose her to other children, which can motivate her to engage in movement and speech. 7. Limit Screen Time: Encourage active play instead of passive activities like watching TV or using mobile devices. If you have any concerns about her development, early intervention can be very beneficial. A healthcare provider can offer specific guidance and resources based on her needs.