AmitGuardian of 2 children3 years agoA. at one year of age we expect them to speak two words with meaning and by 20 months it should be 15 words vocabulary. if not speaking just see if she is responding to sound and make sure that somebody is talking to the. in nuclear families kids tend to have this problem because of lack of speech. if that's not the case then get her hearing tested
Shabnam SheikhMom of 2 children3 years agoA. hi ...The average age at which kids utter their first real word is around the one year mark. By the age of two, babies can generally form two word sentences such as “doggy nice” (The dog is nice) or “got boo-boo” (I got hurt). Most children are able to form more advanced, though not perfect sentences once they are three. For example, your child may say “I drinked all my juice” instead of “I drank all my juice” as they are not yet able to understand tenses.
Although your baby is too young and may not understand what you speak at this point of time, it is important that you actively talk to your baby on a daily basis. Keep a continuous conversation on as you bathe him, feed him, or take him out. Talk to him just like you would do to any other member in your family. He will learn the essence of speech and will attempt to communicate with you in his own way.
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