What should I do if my child has developmental delay?

Children's developmental delay needs to be taken seriously, because it will have a great impact on the child's future growth and health. If a child is found to have developmental delay, timely measures must be taken, such as training the child more, paying attention to the child's diet, and showing more patience.

1. Change your understanding of children conceptually: In fact, a child begins his socialization process as soon as he is born. He begins to appreciate the world around him with his senses and respond accordingly to the stimuli given, so that his physical and mental potential can be excavated and developed. Lack of appropriate education in early childhood will harm children throughout their lives. So, how should we conduct language training for children? The method is: start with basic pronunciation, train the child repeatedly, and gradually move on to words and sentences. During training, we should pay attention to mastering the children's learning patterns and linking learning with needs in order to achieve tangible results.

2. Change the previous parenting style: Children are also thinking, emotional and educated people. Parents should treat them like sensible older children, talk and communicate with them every day, and choose short rhyming nursery rhymes or stories to read to them. At the same time, get to know the things around you and get in touch with the people around you.

3. Pay attention to your child’s diet: you can supplement calcium and cod liver oil. Give your baby more water during the day, drinking water is good! When breastfeeding, the mother's emotions need to be considered. Emotional tension and anxiety can also affect the child's condition.

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4. Don’t be discouraged. Developmental delay is not an incurable disease. As long as parents are patient and don’t give up, they can help their children recover their health and grow up happily.

5. Find the right method and don’t seek medical treatment blindly. First understand the reasons that cause your child’s developmental delay, and then you will know what efforts can help your child.