Baby and talking - SEE DOCTOR if your baby doesn't SAY this by...
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
- #daddydirective #langugagedevelopment #babyandtalking
When it comes to keeping track, parents are so attentive when it comes to their baby and talking is the naturual next area of concern once the baby is meeting his/her physical development miletones. However, every child has a different rate when it comes to the language development. In this video, you will get to find out what are the typical milestones when it comes to your baby talking, and when you should consider seeking professional help if you feel that your baby is not meeting these milestones. Milestones at 12 months, 15 months, 18-24 months as well as factors which could affect the rate at which your child develops language are discussed. In the video, the steps you could take to encourage your child to develop language easier is also covered.
0:00 Intro
0:53 Before 12 months old
1:25 12 months old
1:44 15 months old
2:00 18 months old
3:01 19-24 months old
3:10 Factors that could delay language developments?
3:48 What could you do to ENCOURAGE development?
6:03 Outro
DISCLAIMER: I AM NOT A MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL. THIS VIDEO SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN AS A MEDICAL ADVICE. PLEASE CONSULT YOUR DOCTOR WHEN MAKING HEALTH OR MEDICAL DECISIONS.
How soon did your baby start to talk? What was his/her first word?
Great video, man! Do you have any social media? I’d love to do a collab
Hey Anthony! I would love that! Would love to talk more about this. My personal Facebook is: facebook.com/yohan.park.35728
This was a big concern for our oldest. We thought he was delayed, but our expectations were a little unreasonable. lol.
Now I am curious! What was your expectation? 😄
@@DaddyDirective lol! It’s been a bit... I think I expected more at his one year birthday, than he was saying at that time. For the longest, we thought we were doing something wrong. Come to find out, he’s just lazy. lol
Oh that is hilarious! 😂 maybe he was just being ‘efficient’ 😉👍
@@DaddyDirective lol! Maybe so, and I didn’t realize it. We definitely learned to ease up on our second one. Milestones can freak you out.
So true! Imagine what it was/is like with my twins... even when I try not to compare, subconsciously I am comparing... wondering why certain milestones haven’t been achieved by the ‘other’ one lol. I have to make an active effort to ease up 😂