Is it normal for a one and a half year old baby not to speak? What is the language development standard for a one and a half year old baby?

From the time a baby is born to the time he or she grows up, parents are probably most worried about the baby's language development ability. After the baby is born, parents look forward to the day when the baby can call "Mom and Dad".

If a one and a half year old baby still can't speak, but can understand what the parents say, there is no need to worry, it is normal. Because every child's growth and development are different, some babies may speak later, but have no hearing problems and can understand what their parents say. This is all normal.

1. The language comprehension ability of a one and a half year old baby develops rapidly. He can say some incomplete word sentences, that is, use one word to express richer content than the original meaning of the word. For example, "fanfan" can mean "I want to eat" or "this is fanfan".

2. At this time, the baby can say "telegram sentences" composed of 2 or 3 words, such as "Mommy, hug me."

3. When talking to a one and a half year old baby, try to speak slowly and clearly, use simple words and short sentences, and teach him the correct names of objects and body parts.

One and a half year old babies are in the period of intellectual development. Parents usually add fish oil to their babies' diet. In fact, babies can consume various natural foods after one year old. The baby's dishes should be diversified. Let the baby often eat deep-sea fish, such as mackerel, salmon, and trout, etc., with reasonable combination and balanced nutrition, there will naturally be no lack of intellectual factors.

Parents are always concerned about the baby's health. If the baby still can't walk at this time, he should go to the hospital to see a doctor. Don't blindly give the baby nutrition. This month, the baby will return to some old behaviors, which is actually because he has lost interest.

1. Baby urine and feces

It is normal for your baby to suddenly lose control of his urination and bowel movements during the day. It is best if your baby can wake up at night to urinate, but if your baby cannot do this yet, there is no need to wake him up again and again to urinate.

2. Baby sleep

Babies of this age may refuse to go to bed because they "haven't played enough" or are unwilling to sleep alone. One parent or the other can tell the baby a story and sleep with him first.

3. Be patient with your baby’s emotions

When your baby encounters setbacks, he needs your support and encouragement to help him adapt to the process of continuous failure in order to make progress. For crying or tantrum babies, adults must be patient and rational. You can comfort the baby or ignore it, temporarily let the baby cry alone for a while, and allow the baby to vent his negative emotions.