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Father of a 2 yr 3 m old boy1 Year ago
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My 5 month old baby has lost his sound by constantly trying to make loud noises and whistling sounds during playing. Now he is trying hard to make sounds but I can feel he has lost his sound. Is this a concern to be worries of? What to do? Please help doctor.

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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy1 Year ago
A. At five months old, it's quite common for babies to experiment with making various sounds and noises as a part of their developing communication skills. Babbling and cooing are typical vocalizations at this age, and they help babies explore their vocal abilities and express themselves. If the loud noises are part of normal baby babbling and seem playful, there's generally no need to stop it. It's a healthy and natural part of their development. However, if you find the noises concerning or if they seem associated with discomfort or distress, it's advisable to observe your baby closely and consult with your pediatrician. In most cases, typical baby noises are an indication of a healthy and active developmental stage. To encourage positive vocalization, respond to your baby's sounds with smiles, conversation, and positive reinforcement. As they grow, these early vocalizations will evolve into more intentional communication, including words and gestures.
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