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Mom of a 5 yr old boy2 years ago

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my son is 2.6 years old. he speaks his own language. and specific words as baba, papa mumma anana for banana and i kim for ice cream.. nothing else. should I be worried. or it will take time for him to speak. i kim learnt last month only.

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ExpertDr Disha PatelAyurvedic Physician2 years ago

A. Some children are late speakers, Spend lots of time communicating with your child. asked frequent question or or make him ask for it. Read books aloud n Sing to your child . Have your child play with kids whose language is a little better than theirs.

GargiMom of 3 children2 years ago

A. nothing to worry my daughter was also speaks .now she started speaking lots of words it is normal

RashmiMom of a 11 yr 2 m old girl2 years ago

A. Siri YouTube to see how well is your child responding in understanding to every thing is your child listening to the name properly following every thing as you say and understanding every thing then it is not a problem otherwise it would be important for you to one time consult a speech therapist

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