Patient's question:
The child is two weeks old and cannot speak, but he can hear others speaking and understand what they mean. About the previous treatment and its effectiveness: none. What kind of help do you want: I want to ask if there is any problem.Doctor's answer:
After a baby turns one year old, they usually start saying words like "daddy" and "mommy," as well as "grandpa" and "grandma." By the time they turn two, they generally begin to express what they want, including needing to use the bathroom. This doesn't necessarily mean there's a problem, as every child is different. Some children may inherit a tendency to be more talkative from their parents, making them more responsive. Others might be less talkative but still understand what you mean.It's recommended to take your baby for a pediatric health check-up. There's a test called "Growth and Development Assessment," where professionals will engage the child in various games and activities to evaluate whether they meet the developmental milestones expected of a three-year-old.