My son is 4 years, he was talking but suddenly got silent 😭😭 shall I wait or I have to take him to the doctor?

A six years old child, he can talk but when he writes he writes in from right to left, sometimes the letters are mirror image, is that normal?

A nine years old boy, from he was a baby he didn’t spoke any word till now, all his test and examibations are normal, there is no physical or mental disease, he only screams when he want any thing, does any heard of a case similar to him? His parents really need support and help

Decades of research suggest that there are consistent, yet small, differences in language development between girls and boys (Etchell et al., 2018). Overall, the research finds a slight advantage for girls across many different languages and cultures (Eriksson et al., 2012). So what are the specific differences that the research finds? Girls tend to acquire language faster than boys and have a larger vocabulary in early childhood (Eriksson et al., 2012; Huttenlocher, Haight, Bryk, Seltzer & Lyons, 1991). Does this research mean that boys are delayed in their language development? NO! Boys should still be meeting all their speech and language milestones on time! They may just be on the later end of the normal age range. Should I use the “wait and see” approach because my child is a boy? If you feel your child is delayed, then we always recommend immediately contacting a speech-language pathologist, your pediatrician, or local early intervention services. We always want to remind parents that your child not meeting a milestone is NOT a reflection of you as a parent! All children develop differently.

At what age we can consider that the child has a speech delay?

My 3 years baby girl stutter while speaking is this oky?

Three years old boy, he talks but the eords which he says is not clear at all, is that normal? And what I can do?

My kid is 2 yearsand he only say baba mama

The babysitter speaks to my child in Frensh. My mother speaks to her in Russian and my husband and I speak to her in English. Can exposure to so many languages contribute to a language delay in my child?