Patient's question:
Time of symptom onset without response: Test results: Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No tests have been performed What kind of assistance is needed: Online explanationsDoctor's answer:
If you can speak but not very well, speak little, or are unwilling to speak, then you need to check how to provide a language environment for your child first. For example, in a teacher's family, parents are usually talkative, so children tend to speak more. Therefore, you should often encourage your child to speak and give them opportunities to do so. For instance, if they really want to eat an apple or play with a toy, you can say, "Tell me you want it," and they will say, "I want it," and then you give them the apple or toy, followed by praise. Don't force them or scold them, and don't always say in front of others that they will never speak. Let them practice in a relaxed and enjoyable environment, accumulate, and gradually they will become more talkative.