Patient's question:
She will learn to meow and bark, and also call "Mommy" and "Daddy." Since moving to a new home at 13 months, she has become less talkative. When asked how to meow and bark, she no longer explains. Sometimes she ignores her when called, but she understands what adults say. She will follow instructions, like putting her diaper in the trash bin. Now at 18 months, she is becoming even less talkative.Past treatment history and effectiveness: Before the move, many people used to play with her. Now, only I, her mother, see her the most. Others rarely interact with her.
Desired help: Should we see a doctor about this situation?
Doctor's answer:
Friend, first don't worry, the child's condition cannot be diagnosed as definitely having a problem at the moment. You can bring the child to play with children of the same age, take them out more often, and meet more children of the same age as the child. See if the child is talkative. Also, try to do many things that the child dislikes as much as possible. If these methods don't work and the child's condition remains the same, I suggest you take the child to the hospital for a check-up.