When should I be concerned about my child's speech development?

At what age should I start worrying if my child isn't talking?

It's common for children to start speaking between 12 to 18 months. If your child isn't saying any words by 18 months, it might be worth discussing with a pediatrician.

What are some signs that my child might need speech therapy?

Signs include limited vocabulary, difficulty forming sentences, or not being able to follow simple directions. If you notice these, consider consulting a speech-language pathologist.

Is it normal for a 3-year-old to not speak in full sentences?

At 3 years old, many children can speak in short sentences. If your child is only using single words or is hard to understand, it may be a good idea to seek advice.

How can I encourage my child to talk more?

You can encourage speech by reading together, singing songs, and engaging in conversations about their interests. Make it fun!

Should I be worried if my child is a late talker?

Late talking can be normal for some children, but if you're concerned, it's best to consult with a professional for guidance.