Patient's question:
My baby is almost two years old and still can't say "" or ""! (He had familial genetic epilepsy when he was six months old, but it got better when he was ten months old) Everything else is the same as a normal child, his teeth haven't grown in yet. Please advise what I should do, experts.Doctor's answer:
Every child's development and growth is different. Some babies start talking early, while others take a bit longer. Of course, it is also related to family environment and education. You can play more games with your child, teach them to speak, and observe if there are any other special aspects about them. In this case, you should give your child some brain-nourishing foods, such as eating more coarse grains, vegetables, fruits, fish, shrimp, eggs, milk, and foods rich in B6 vitamins, vitamin K, and elements like calcium and magnesium. When necessary, it is still important to take your child to the hospital for a comprehensive check-up.