My baby is 22 months old but she can't talking but utters only few words, even she can't speak her name. When will she talks fluently Her nature is also very aggressive n hit all the time family members. Her behaviour is sometime very rude irritating crying n shouting with full of energy. What should I do? As a mother I am very tensed n depressed.Please suggest some solution.

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My baby is 22 months old but she can't talking but utters only few words, even she can't speak her name. When will she talks fluently  Her nature is also very aggressive n hit all the time family members. Her behaviour is sometime very rude irritating crying n shouting with full of energy. What should I do? As a mother I am very tensed n depressed.Please suggest some solution.

Accepted Answer

the child will be able to say meaningful words by 15 months to 18 months of age and by 2 years of age the child will be able to say 2 or 3 words with meaning in a sentence.
sometimes the child may not be able to talk but the child would be able to understand andd follow the commands and orders given by the parents. 
if you feel that the child is having some delay it is advisable to meet the pediatrician who will decide if the child requiresd any therapy or not in the form of speech therapy as well as other modes of therapy for development in social and language milestone.

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just a suggestion. Sometimes toddlers copy what they see. As I noticed in my toddler if I scold her she will immitate the same give me reply in the same manner. so i changed my way of talking. U can try the same.

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Stay calm. ...Don't give in to tantrums or aggressive behavior. ...Catch your child being good. ...Help your child learn to express themself by naming emotions. ...Know your child's patterns and identify triggers. ...Find appropriate rewards.

A. just a suggestion. Sometimes toddlers copy what they see. As I noticed in my toddler if I scold her she will immitate the same give me reply in the same manner. so i changed my way of talking. U can try the same.

A. Stay calm. ...Don't give in to tantrums or aggressive behavior. ...Catch your child being good. ...Help your child learn to express themself by naming emotions. ...Know your child's patterns and identify triggers. ...Find appropriate rewards.