Patient's question:
Over a year old, the doctor said there were no problems, just need more communication. A little over two years old, I went to the dental clinic, and the doctor also said there were no problems, just need more communication. But there's no way to communicate with him. If he wants to listen, even if you speak softly, he can hear it. If he doesn't want to listen, no matter what you say, he's indifferent. Sometimes he calls "mama," but doesn't know how to say "baba." He hasn't called his mom when she's actually there. When going out to play, he puts on his shoes himself and waves his hand, saying "baba" (probably trying to say "bye," though I've taught him many times). When he was two, I taught him to say "thank you," and he said it a few times, but then stopped.Doctor's answer:
Hello, this situation may be a manifestation of the baby's language center nervous system developmental disorder. It is recommended to go to the hospital for an examination to check the brain condition, and then observe with the help of traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture or nerve-regulating medications.