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How to deal with a 21 month old who wont talk?
: ( My son is 21 months and not talking — he is doing speech therapy, and has started signing a bit. When the whining starts, we ask “what do you want?” or “use your words” and wait for an appropriate sign or gesture, but try never to give in to the whining.
