Patient's question:
It's my daughter's second birthday. She still won't answer back. She dislikes movement. She won't answer back and dislikes movement. I don't know when she had treatment and its effectiveness: I don't care what kind of help it is: I just want to know what the disease is.Doctor's answer:
Give the baby a chance to respond. For example, if the baby wants to take the cup, don't give it to him immediately. Instead, encourage the baby to ask for it. It's important to frequently provide opportunities for the baby to respond. Between 12 and 24 months, babies are in the stage of developing their spoken language. It's crucial to train them to actively express themselves. This requires parents to be patient in guiding them, encouraging them to speak as much as possible. If they say something correctly, give them extra rewards.Advice: Parents should communicate more with the baby and talk to them often. Some babies may take longer to start responding, so it's best not to raise your voice when talking to them.