Patient's question:
In the womb, I was born by Caesarean section. Now, seven years later, I only know how to say "Mom" and "Dad." My hearing is fine. If you ask me to get a bowl, a small plate, a basket, or a broom, I can do it. If you tell me to go upstairs, I'll leave immediately. I can also turn on the TV remote. How about generational inheritance? When I was young, I was very slow to respond.Doctor's answer:
Your situation is considered to be relatively delayed in growth and development. Children in this age group are still in the stage of language development. As long as parents can properly guide their children, the issues can be treated. The environment plays a very important role in a child's development.Suggestions: Therefore, it is necessary to create a good language environment for the child. On a daily basis, parents should engage in more conversations with their children, teach them to recite rhymes, and read stories to them. Don’t worry if the child doesn’t understand. When speaking to the child, parents should pay attention to their tone and pace—maintain a slow and gentle speed, with a soft voice. Parents should consciously encourage the child to express themselves more. During the child’s attempts to communicate, parents should not interrupt but can provide simple prompts.
Wishing your baby good health. The above advice is for the question "A 7-year-old child only calls 'Mom' and 'Dad'—hearing is fine." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!