Patient's question:
The baby boy is two and a half years old. He always bites his teeth and sticks out his tongue, and the fontanelle hasn't closed yet. He can climb stairs with one leg, runs slowly, and seems unstable. He responds to questions, and can say at most two words. Is there a problem with this child? But he loves music and can create his own movements.Doctor's answer:
The situation you described indicates that the baby is experiencing delayed growth and development. It is recommended to take the baby to a formal hospital for examination to clarify the diagnosis and address the issue accordingly. It is advisable to bring the baby to a formal hospital for evaluation. Based on your description, the baby is developmentally delayed—typically, children of this age should have their fontanelles closed and be able to communicate normally with adults. The above advice is for the question "Male baby, 2.5 years old. Always bites teeth and sticks out tongue." It is hoped that this will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!