What should I do if my two-year-old baby can’t talk? The \”culprit\” is actually your behavior

(Photo source: pexels.com) Question 1: My baby boy is two years old and can’t speak yet. My mother hardly shouts, and my father rarely shouts either. He only knows one or two pronunciation, and he makes ah-ah sounds when he is excited. Sometimes I teach him Call mom, but don’t cry even if you feel anxious. Since I was a few months old, my mother has gone to work and stayed at home with my grandma, watching cartoons all day long without going out. The child\’s hearing is fine, and he is quite naughty and loves to run and play. But he didn\’t react much to anything the adults said. But he can express what he wants to do. For example, when he is thirsty, he will drag people to find a hot water bottle. My family is a little worried that it is an intellectual problem or language barrier. Could you please ask the doctor what is going on? Dr. Cui Lixia’s answer: From your description, I think this situation in children is probably caused by lack of communication. Let the children play more with peers, read some picture books to the children, and parents and children play more interactive games. Don’t indulge such a young child. Watching TV and playing with mobile phones. Keep it for a month and see if the effect is not good. It is recommended to go to the children\’s rehabilitation department or child health department for language evaluation. Only after the child is examined and evaluated can the judgment be made. If necessary, language rehabilitation training can be provided. Question 2: My baby is three months old. I have mixed feeding and milk powder since he was born. His stools started to have blood streaks in the second month. This happened twice. Later, he got better. Then he had indigestion-like stools. It feels like mucus. It has become serious in the past few days. The county hospital said that I have a protein allergy, so I have stopped using milk powder and have been taking medicine. But there is still some blood in the stool. I have been taking Montmorillonite Powder for four days, one bag at a time, three times a day. When can I stop taking it? Dr. Luo Zhen’s answer: If you suspect a milk allergy, it is recommended to switch to deeply hydrolyzed milk powder. Once the stool is completely normal, transition to partially hydrolyzed milk powder. This process may take half a year, and then gradually transition to ordinary milk powder. If you don’t have diarrhea or bloodshot eyes, don’t take montmorillonite powder. Question 3: My baby is more than one year and two months old. He is in good spirits and has normal bowel movements. He is not sleeping well at night and has bloating since yesterday. What medicine should he take? Doctor Yuan Yunlong answered: You can give your baby some probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract. Commonly used Sliankang and Bifidobacterium triple live bacteria tablets will work.