Diana Chacha revealed that her kid, who is almost three years old, is unable to pronounce any words like his classmates.
She went on to say that she has tried nearly everything her friends and family have suggested, but nothing seems to be working.
Because of her concerns, other mothers offered her support, by sharing their own stories and how their children began to speak.
Diana Chacha, a content creator, has talked about her son Jasiri’s inability to speak and the various things she has attempted to do to help him.
Diana disclosed that her son was nearly three years old, but all he was doing was making noises in a video that she posted on her TikTok website.
Diana Chacha talks about her son’s experience with speech delay. She also mentioned that although they had banned him from watching too much TV, the problem had not improved and she was beginning to worry.
“Motherhood is said to have its ups and downs, and right now I’m having a bad day. The boy is two years and nine months old, having been born in 2022.
However, he is completely speechless. He is merely producing noises; he is unable to speak. Unlike some of his contemporaries, he is unable to say words.
When I looked up speech delay and the reasons behind my son’s silence on Google, I came across information concerning autism, which alarmed me,” she added.
The doctors informed her that her boy was well and that they should wait until he was two and a half years old, but nothing changed when she went to the hospital for checkups.
Diana also acknowledged that, although things have changed, she has followed the advice of friends and family on over 80% of the occasions.
“He does if it’s playing outside. I forbade him from watching television. It has reached a stage where I am at a loss on what to do. I’m afraid. I asked his father the other day whether he was mute, and he laughed.
He is quite upbeat and suggests that we give the boy some time. However, three years is concerning,” she continued.
The following are a few responses from social media users: @Makena stated: “Mine is turning three next month na sina stress, ataongea akitaka.” “My son is turning four and he doesn’t talk,” @Janet stated.
He can just make noises, which stresses me out so much that I haven’t gone to a clinic during my current pregnancy.” “Try taking him to school, it really helps,” @Marion Wambui suggested.
Sharylyn Kamiti tweeted: “Too much screentime causes that, so venye umesema no more TV you can enroll him to a playground school, so he can mingle with other kids, na pia speech therapy which is offered in some hospitals.”
“Take the child to a school where there aren’t many students in the class,” @Sofia Kim stated. It is preferable to have fewer than ten children. In June, my kid will turn five years old, having started school at the age of three and a half.
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