Patient's question:
Is early-talking infants smarter? Are late-talking infants relatively less intelligent? When do infants' eyes stop growing and become fully developed? Additional question: Are the size of a child's eyes determined at birth and cannot grow any larger? Haha, but it seems noses can grow a bit more.Doctor's answer:
According to the current situation of the child. This situation generally occurs around the age of two. There is no relationship between speech and intelligence. It will not lead to a decline in intelligence. I hope my answer can bring help. Of course, if the child speaks early, it is indeed a sign. But it is only a very single sign. It is necessary to combine all the signs to judge whether this child is smart or not. Many aspects such as language, action, thinking, and social interaction.