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3years 3 Months Old Son Not Started Speaking Yet. What Should I Do ?

My son is 3 yrs 3 months and he has not started speaking yet. he repeats what we say but not very often, and he does not communicate on his own. what can i do in this regard?
Sun, 17 Jul 2011
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Psychiatrist, Child,  's  Response
Dear Kokil Bansal,
Apart from Speech problem, Tell me about:.
1. does he mixed with other?
2. understand emotions?
3. repeats the word in meaningful way?
IT will be helpful if you provide his other developmental history.
If all other things are normal, consult speech therapist.
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Pediatrician,  Dr. Aseem's  Response
Hi Kokil
Welcome to HCM
read your prob,this is the case of delayed mile stone. for this you have to consult with your doc as it requried complete history like birth history, previous mile stone history etc then we can reached on diagnosis n cause of it, so consult it with your doc n take further step.
Dr aseem 9982583020
aseemadhuri@gmail.com
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3years 3 Months Old Son Not Started Speaking Yet. What Should I Do ?

Dear Kokil Bansal, Apart from Speech problem, Tell me about:. 1. does he mixed with other? 2. understand emotions? 3. repeats the word in meaningful way? IT will be helpful if you provide his other developmental history. If all other things are normal, consult speech therapist.