As your baby starts growing up, and you start coming in contact with more parents having toddlers of the age similar to yours, you must feel the urge to compare the milestones your toddler has achieved to the ones achieved by other toddlers of similar age groups. Some kids may start talking at a very early age, while some may not speak their first words by the age of 2 years. Therefore, before getting into the causes, treatment, and tips for helping your child develop speech

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Speech delay is also known as 'alalia'. The term is used when a child isn't acquiring speech and language as per the expected age milestones. It is one of the most common developmental delays in children. While speech may be delayed, many children still reach other milestones like walking or playing on time. Understanding the signs, causes, and early actions can make a big difference in long-term outcomes. What Is Speech Delay? Speech delay refers to a lag in the ability to