Is it normal for a fourteen month old child not to be able to speak?

Loving Parents Friend:

In fact, at this time, the baby is still in the age of touch and language imitation. As far as the development of the child is concerned, it cannot be characterized as the baby does not like to talk, it is precisely we who have to guide and tell the baby. Communicate all the time, touch and feel all the time.

Get up in the morning and tell the baby that a new day has begun, the sun father-in-law is at work, etc., what you want to wear when dressing tells the baby what to do, this is a process of children's perception and cognition of things. In addition, there can be a little more modifiers. For example, tell the baby's mother that you are wearing a pink dress today, pink is cute, etc.

It is not necessary for your child to imitate you immediately, but when your child is accustomed to hearing and perceiving it, he will flash a similar sentence in his mind and naturally read it out when he is exposed to it in the future, and know to say it completely.

Now because there are many early education institutions, the propaganda for commercial purposes is very mysterious, in fact, it is completely in giving birth to children to help children accumulate, help children perceive, help children get used to it, from looking, touching, listening, laughing on it. So don't have too much psychological burden. However, if the negative evaluation of the child, such as the child's lack of talking, is repeated to others in front of the child, the child will get psychological cues and affect the child's normal development.

Constantly encourage your baby to have the courage to try and tell your baby that you are great and that you can wait.

I'm sure you'll be a good parent!

Normal. As long as your hearing is normal and you can make a sound, you'll be fine.

Yes, it doesn't speak normally yet.

There is a certain pattern in the development of children's language, generally speaking, the first sound a child makes is crying, because more than a month after birth, different vowels (o) and consonants (b, t, etc.) may be produced due to the different shape of the mouth.

At 6 to 7 months, the child unconsciously called the parent 1 year old begins to appear simple language such as lights, sugar, etc.

By the age of 2 years can speak about 300,400 words and simple phrases.

Every child's language development is different, some children are early and some are late, but if the child is not able to speak by the age of two, or does not have a communicative language, he must be taken to the hospital for a check-up.

Before the age of one and a half, babies can understand more language than they can express, and this phenomenon is called "understanding before expression". For example, whenever the mother says "goodbye to Auntie" to the baby, the baby will wave her little hand. Maybe your baby doesn't have a deep understanding of these words, but he basically understands what they mean; But it can be quite difficult for babies to say the word "goodbye".

From about 1 and a half years old, the baby's ability to "speak" has basically caught up with the ability to "listen", and the language he can understand and the language he can express gradually begin to develop simultaneously. Now, the important thing is to help your baby accumulate vocabulary, and when he wants to express it, he must know which word to use so that he can speak better! Here are a few ways you can boost your baby's language development:

First, discover your baby's interests. Parents should first discover what the baby is most interested in, such as candy, drinks, flowers, etc., and start with these words to teach the baby to learn to say words. Second, parents should be mindful of their language.

Parents should not only talk about themselves, this will make the baby only listen and have no chance to speak; Don't ask too many questions, because babies don't learn any language in questions such as "What is this?" and instead increase tension. Third, focus on the key points and practice repeatedly. Teach your baby only one specific word for a period of time to give him enough time to practice.

Fourth, accumulate vocabulary from everyday life. People or things that babies often see and come into contact with are often used by babies to help them master language by saying these words clearly and repeatedly.

Reasons: 1. Heredity: There are people in the family, especially in the immediate family, who are late to speak.

2. Mixed language environment: There are multiple dialects in the family environment of the child, which makes him at a loss and does not know who to learn.

3. Dysplasia of the language center of the brain: there is a bad birth history such as asphyxia, intrauterine distress, umbilical cord around the neck, and cloudy amniotic fluid. If brain dysplasia is suspected, a tomography of the skull may be done.

If you are diagnosed with brain dysplasia, please do it promptly. Acupuncture** Acupuncture in the scalp will be of great help.

4. Poor hearing: Although children can understand other people's words, it does not necessarily mean that there is no problem with their hearing, if their hearing is damaged at a certain frequency, they can also have poor language development, deaf and dumb, and it is not strange that hearing problems lead to backward language development. It is recommended that you go to the local regular hospital in time to actively do the examination, I hope it can help you, thank you!

Your baby is only thirteen months old and can't speak, normal! Don't worry, the baby speaks, needs the guidance of parents, not out of thin air! Therefore, parents should be patient, talk to the baby, and let the baby imitate it first!

It is normal for the baby to be thirteen months old and not able to speak, usually talk more with the baby, play with the baby more, and just let it be. Specifically, it is a pediatric examination for developmental problems.

Hello children talk and walk is a gradual process, each child talks and walks at different times, some children are earlier and some children are late, if there are no other diseases parents do not have to worry, in addition to the child can do more guidance work, such as often talking to the baby, let the baby look at their mouth pronunciation, induce the child to speak, the baby is very sensitive to language from birth, so the parents of the baby should talk to him every day, and actively respond to the baby's babbling, This is the simplest and most effective way to promote the baby's language development, and you can also often hold the baby to let him try to stand and exercise the leg muscles.

Hello, according to your description, 13-month-old babies can't speak, children in this month are just beginning to learn to speak, some children may speak faster, this month can speak some words, simple words, generally do not speak very continuous, coherent sentences. The child of this month may not have learned to speak obviously, as long as the intelligence is normal, the hearing is normal, the vocal organs are also normal, as long as the parents continue to guide, slowly he will learn from simple words, words, phrases, but there is a continuous process, do not need to rush. The above health science knowledge is for reference only, and the specific situation needs to be examined in a regular hospital and judged by a professional doctor.

I hope my advice will help you, and I wish you a speedy **!

I can't speak for 13 months, which is normal, just over a year old. Some children speak a little later, and if they can't speak at all at the age of one and a half to two years old, this should be considered as something else.

This is normal, the 13-month-old baby is not yet, and more than 20 babies can't speak when they speak, which is normal.

I can especially understand your feelings, look at your meaning can be seen, the baby's hearing is no problem, all other aspects are normal, but the mouth is a little late.

In fact, there are individual differences in children's speech, some speak early, some speak late.

Take my baby as an example, he suddenly called his father on the day he was one year old, but in the next year, he only called his mother, sister, grandma, these overlapping words, other complicated words, after the age of three, it is not clear, the baby's grandfather is a countryman, and he speaks directly, and always complains about the baby in front of the child, saying: It's so old, and I can't say a word clearly! I don't know what the child felt at the time, but as a mother, it was really uncomfortable for me to listen to it, and since then, the baby has not spoken much, and the language development has naturally been slower, and I am also worried.

I think I was in the same mood as you are now.

I also asked many friends and colleagues around me, and it was then that I learned that some children did not start talking until they were 2 years old or even 3 years old, and it was normal.

To sum up, the child's late speech is mainly related to the baby's growth environment and the baby's preferences.

The growth environment is mainly manifested in two aspects, one is that parents always guess the baby's actions or expressions first, etc., before the baby speaks, the baby's needs have been met, and the baby will lose the opportunity to express. Second, some parents will be overly concerned about their children's late talking, and have been talking to others in front of the baby about the baby's ability to speak, or the problem of speaking late, which will make the baby feel pressure, and get a hint from the psychology that he can't do it, thus affecting the baby's timing of learning to speak. Although the baby can't express it yet, the baby is not a fool, he understands what you say, just like you said, to him that the car, the ball, the rabbit and the like can understand the same.

Baby preferences: Some babies are born with a strong desire to express, so it is natural to speak; However, some babies are active, so they walk earlier than others, which is due to their personality.

Now that we know why, let's talk about the solution.

1. You can tell your baby more stories, read picture books, read nursery rhymes, etc.

2. Praise more, encourage children to express more, even if it is not clear and not standard, it doesn't matter, adults respond in a timely and positive manner, interact with children more, and slowly cultivate children's interest in speaking.