My baby is of 2 yr 9months old and he is speaking only a very few words like max of 2 to 3 words

1 Answer

Manali K MehtaMom of a 9 yr 3 m old boy4 years ago

A. Hi parent It's ok Reduce her screen time talk to her maintaining eye contact tell her stories don't be harsh or loud to her take sunbath daily give her nutritious diet don't use RO water, packaged and processed food , maida items

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