Patient's question:
Only knows how to say "Mom." For words like "uncle," it takes a lot of effort to pronounce. I think the baby is quite normal in other aspects. Whatever I say, he generally understands. He has seen all the body organs and knows all the things at home. He really understands what things are, for example, when I say "apple" or "banana," he can pick the correct ones. However, when it comes to recognizing objects from pictures in books, he doesn't know which is which. If I ask him, he will point randomly. He can stack blocks into several layers without them falling over. When reading, he always points to show me and I read to him. He doesn't like watching TV or cartoons. He dislikes doing chores with me and wants to do whatever I do, like when I mop the floor, he will pick up the mop and start mopping too. He knows that keys open doors and he has a strong curiosity.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, your child has a problem with speech and understanding. In fact, your child has the above condition, and there should be no issues with the brain's development. Advice: Currently, there is no need for follow-up examinations. It should be normal and may be related to the environment your child is exposed to. Children raised by a single parent naturally have less interaction with the outside world, which may contribute to these abnormalities. The above is the advice for the question "What should I do if my 21-month-old boy still doesn't talk?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!