Keeping track of your child's developmental milestones and communicative ability is important for early detection of signs of hearing, speech and mental problems. Your pet has certain markers of language development from the time your baby is 2 years old.
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Developmental milestone when the baby is 1 year old
Milestone before 2 years old baby
From the time the baby was born to the age of 2, he could not speak yet, but his hearing and understanding skills developed according to certain milestones. Not knowing how to speak, children still have expressions of listening, understanding what their parents say. When your baby grows up, he or she uses pronunciation, talking ability to communicate, and milestones language development , from innocent words to communication.
Before 2 years old, what did you hear and understand? Keeping track of your child's developmental milestones and communicative ability is important for early detection of signs of hearing, speech and mental problems. Your pet has certain markers of language development from the time your baby is 2 years old.
During this stage, there are important language milestones to help you check on your baby's progress. According to the US National Institutes of Health Guidelines Language Development Milestones list, you'll see if your child is developing in the right direction.
Understand your own name
Watch intently and pay attention when listening to adults
Understand simple instructions, such as, '"Don't eat!'," Drink it! "
Respond to simple requests, for example, "I give you something!"
Understand common words when used with gestures eg "Hello!"
Can associate images with words and sounds, for example, when they hear a meow, they can imitate the way a cat raises its claws
Smile when parents laugh and can try to sing along with them
Baby imitates familiar words
Begin to show interest in listening to others. Babies will have their own words, like call mom "bu bu", call cookies "shoot"
Begins to know how to use single nouns
Can say 2-3 words like parents ...
Know how to call your parents instead of crying for attention
Can play with friends of the same age and still understand each other, such as passing ball, bull competition, peek-a-boo.
Warning sign
Baby does not answer when parents call
The babbler speaks very little or hardly opens its mouths
Understand the word Don't or Don't
Your baby can show about 5 body parts
You can get the right objects thanks to your mother
Knowing to shake his head when saying "No", nod when agreeing
Understand more than your baby can say
Children understand simple questions such as "Where is the door", "Can I have a cake?"
Love to listen to stories
She can repeat sounds like meow when talking about cat, growling when talking about dog.
Know asking parents to give toys by calling their own children
Use more single words, gradually speaking into sentences
Knowing to ask for more by using the word "more", or "give .."
Can use 10-20 words, and names
I often ask "What is that"
Can give the animal a unique name, or a baby's toy
Begins to know how to use pronouns like "child", "parent"
Begin to combine nouns with verbs like "xe-go", "banh-eat"
Warning sign
Your child still cannot speak
Does your child enjoy playing alone and struggling in their own world
Your child uses gestures more than words
Not sure if your child understands what you are saying, she is indifferent
My child meets some of the key milestones on the checklist
The above children's verbal language development checklist is based on observational research. Of these, 90% of children have the same symptoms listed. Therefore, if your baby loves your house too many signs of failing to reach the important milestones in the 0-2 age group above, don't worry too much. That may be because babies develop more slowly than babies of the same age.
It is worth mentioning that the warning signs. If your child has these symptoms, it is time to see a specialist. Early diagnosis will help improve hearing and speech before 2 years of age. You should talk to your doctor even if you are just in doubt, to avoid the child's hearing defects.
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