Patient's question:
What to say, I don't know what to say. There are quite a few words. Except for "Dad," "Mom," and "Thank you," I don't know what to say about the rest. But when I say those things to him, he understands. We teach him what expressions to make, and he will learn them. He's quite smart. He just never answers back. What kind of assistance is needed: Can you tell me. There should really be no illness.Doctor's answer:
1、Do not pressure parents to expect children to say certain words at a certain stage; this creates pressure and negative emotions.2、Give time for the child to practice responding—it is a step-by-step and gradual process. Typically, it involves continuous trial and error, gradually learning and advancing to the next step. Therefore, it is essential to provide the child with long-term and comprehensive learning time.
3、Encourage with positive and warm incentives, such as tangible rewards or intangible kisses.