Moms are often very concerned about the situation when the next-door baby, the same age as their own child, is already utterly pronouncing the first words, but no sound is heard from their child. The situation is also aggravated by doctors, who for some reason are very fond of making the diagnosis of “delayed speech development” to anyone who is at least a little below the standards adopted in Soviet times.
In fact, all babies grow and learn in different ways, and if there are no obvious health problems, you should not worry about something wrong with the child. Some children begin to walk early, others speak, still others master some other skills. It is better to direct your efforts to help the baby pronounce his first words, and then the sentences. But first things first.When does a child start talking? Official version
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Sometimes parents, unaware of it, postpone the long-awaited moment when it will be possible to conduct a dialogue with their beloved child. This happens if all the child’s requests that come in any form (stomping a foot, gesture or half-sentence) are fulfilled immediately. In this case, the baby simply has no incentive to learn to speak correctly. In this case, parents should refuse this method of communication. The second example is when relatives, believing that the child is still very young, communicate with him in “children's language”, even when his age approaches a three-year mark. The words "bibika", "naka", "ava" and other similar words should forever leave the vocabulary of adults, as soon as the baby is one and a half years old.
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If there are no apparent reasons, you should devote more time to your child: read poetry, for example, Agnii Barto, attend general developmental classes for kids, play finger games and talk to him, not forcing him to utter new words, but causing him to do so. And then he will certainly please you with his speech.