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The little echoes

Some toddlers echo whatever you say. Be cautious. Why? This can be a sign of autism. If you notice that he is just repeating every word you say without trying to communicate with you, then there is absolutely something wrong with him. You have to talk to your pediatrician if this is the case.

In most cases however, it fades after 6 - 12 months. This is their way of learning and connecting with whatever it is that you are saying. Often times, they repeat the last word that you say. For example, if you say, "let’s play!" they will respond by saying, "Play!". You can help them out by using precise words. They can learn to command language on their own. Also, try to point to the objects that you name. He will then learn to establish a connection between object and meanings.

Be on the lookout for signs of autism. But, enjoy the little echoes as well.

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