Patient's question:
My child is almost nine months old now. She can stand with support, recognize some daily items, and can express "thank you," "welcome," and "hello." However, when she makes these gestures, it seems like she doesn't know which one I'm referring to. When I say "thank you," she makes the gesture for "welcome," and when I say "welcome," she makes the gesture for "thank you!" Sometimes, she only makes the "welcome" gesture all day and doesn't make the "thank you" gesture when asked. She often looks around, then suddenly gets distracted and starts making both "thank you" and "welcome" without following my instructions at all. I don't know if this is typical for a child her age, or if I'm being too demanding! Is this related to her intelligence? If she doesn't meet the standards, what should I do?Doctor's answer:
Children of this age are like this, be patient, next month it will definitely bring you joy!Child health issues have always troubled parents. When treating this disease, consider adopting general treatment. Parents can only help children recover from the disease as soon as possible by using formal methods, so as not to affect their growth and development. Therefore, it is hoped that parents pay close attention to their children's condition and take them to the hospital for timely medical treatment.