Patient's question:
My child is 3 years old and can only say "daddy." They are not clear when saying "mommy." Should I take my child to see a doctor? Where is the best place to go? What department should I see?Doctor's answer:
If a child truly has language development delays, parents should, under the guidance of experts, do their best to eliminate or reduce the causes of these delays. Although the measures for language intervention may vary depending on the specific causes, some principles remain the same. Exposing the child to more social interactions and nature will enrich their life, broaden their horizons, and expand their experiences, naturally creating a need for them to communicate. If this is combined with language training, the child's language skills will develop significantly. Providing them with language models to imitate, and since you are their closest family members, only you can give them the confidence to overcome difficulties. Always believe, no matter when or where, that with effort, the child can catch up with their peers who are developing normally.