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Name: Priya
Country: United States
I know this was around 5 years before. Now is your son. How is his development. Please share.

Name: Neetu
Country: India
Nice information

Name: Rishabh R
Country: India
Useful tips! My niece had a speaking problem when she was little. After admitting in a school, we actually recognized a great change in her speaking as well as listening skills. So, it is necessary to allow kids to play with the other kids during their early ages of speaking and listening.

Name: Sukanti sinha
Country: India
My daughter started speking in monosyllables when she was just 9 months old but my son is now 1.5 years old and still hasn't started speaking. sometimes he just says 'BAA' and 'Maa'Is he suffering from a problems?


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A few children have trouble speaking, and some may not start even after they turn 2! Why does this happen? 1. Does your child respond to other environmental sounds? 2. Does your child have difficulty forming words and sentences? 3. Did your child learn to sit, stand and walk at the appropriate age? 4. Most importantly, are you and your spouse spending enough time interacting with your child? Try out some tactics to help your child! 1. Speak to your child in simple sentences about whatever is happening around her. 2. When speaking to your child, speak at a slow rate using pauses at appropriate junctures. 3. There should be consistency in the formulation of your sentences. 4. Read to your child often, from a story book. 5. If you feel your child still has difficulty grasping the language, speak to her in one language only, for the time being. Make sure your other family members do the same. Does your child also have speaking problem? How do you help him? Share with us!
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