Every growth and progress of a baby is worth being happy about. For example, when a baby understands their parents for the first time, it may seem like a simple task for adults, but for children, it is a huge progress. Little steps are taken forward. For example, a two-and-a-half-year-old baby already has many small "skills". So, doesn't a two-and-a-half-year-old baby know how to communicate?
Does a two-and-a-half-year-old baby not understand communication
1.Generally speaking, a two-and-a-half-year-old baby should be able to communicate. Such a child can already speak, not only understanding adults, but also being able to speak some simple words on their own.
2.Not every child can speak at the age of two and a half. Some children may speak later, but they can understand the meaning of what adults are saying.
3. Some children are two and a half years old but cannot hear, and most of them have congenital deafness. Parents may not have noticed it in time, but such children cannot communicate with adults through language.
What "skills" does a two-year-old baby know
1. It is no longer necessary to use diapers, and the baby can be trained to actively terminate urination and defecation. Be able to express oneself verbally during urination and defecation, and take the initiative to sit on the toilet bowl.
2. You can use a spoon yourself now. The baby may not use a spoon accurately and may scatter a lot of food, but parents still need to give the baby a chance to try
3. I can easily recognize the way home and have a good idea of many landmarks near my home. Parents can follow behind and even lead their little ones home.
The growth of a baby is rapid. At the age of two and a half, a child has entered a period of rapid growth. At this time, children not only make great progress in language, but also understand many life skills. Parents must teach by example in their daily lives. At this time, children have strong imitation ability and will learn from their parents. Parents should also learn to communicate more with their children.
