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Why Is A 26months Old Pronunciation Difficult To Understand?

My son is 26months old,he understands everything u tell him to do,I do send him to get me water,phone,my dress,my bag etc and he delivers perfectely well,but the problem is I do not understand a word when he communicates to me.He cannot pronounce words not even mummy or daddy.What do I do? I am so worried
Mon, 30 Mar 2015
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Pediatrician, Pulmonology 's  Response
Hi....looks like he's having moderate language delay.

Suggestions -

1. He needs hearing evaluation.
2. We need to check if he has Tongue tie.
3. If he's watching TV or video games or tablet more than 1 hour per day, it needs to be restricted.
4. Encourage him to sing rhymes starting from words by continuous positive stimulation.
5. GE needs complete evaluation by a developmental pediatrician.

Regards - Do. Sumanth
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Why Is A 26months Old Pronunciation Difficult To Understand?

Hi....looks like he s having moderate language delay. Suggestions - 1. He needs hearing evaluation. 2. We need to check if he has Tongue tie. 3. If he s watching TV or video games or tablet more than 1 hour per day, it needs to be restricted. 4. Encourage him to sing rhymes starting from words by continuous positive stimulation. 5. GE needs complete evaluation by a developmental pediatrician. Regards - Do. Sumanth