A non-speaking child. How to get him to talk?
In this video, the mother of a nonverbal three-and-a-half-year-old child shares how her child's recovery accelerated after joining the course . The transition to the new diet was initially subtle, but after just a couple of weeks, the first changes in her child's behavior began to appear.
The little one began to show interest in meat and eat independently with a fork. He began to better understand requests and even began bringing back specific items, such as white shoes. He also began to show an interest in holidays, for example, understanding New Year's and a Christmas tree.
The baby also began playing with fruits and vegetables, creating various play scenarios. He also learned to play with water and even wipe up spills. The child began to use tricks to get what he wanted.
Over the past month, the nonverbal child has learned to dress himself and has begun to better understand spoken language. He has become more independent and active.
The mother offers some advice to parents facing a similar problem. She recommends not giving up and continuing to work on their child's recovery. She also emphasizes the importance of parental support. This helps the child feel more confident and develop faster.
To see what other results were achieved on the course in just 3 months, you can watch the parent's full video report.
✅wakes up at night only once a month 🛑previously woke up 5-6 times a month
✅ asks to turn on the music and dances 🛑 never asked to turn it on
✅remembers all the lyrics to songs and sings them at home, in the car, on the street 🛑he never memorized or sang songs before
✅ asks for fresh vegetables to eat 🛑 has never eaten raw vegetables before
✅He goes to the toilet to pee on his own 🛑He doesn't go to the toilet to pee on his own, only in a diaper
✅ doesn't cry while taking a shower 🛑 used to throw tantrums in the bathroom
✅knows many poems by heart 🛑sometimes confuses the meanings of words (for example, calls his cousin "mom")
✅Sits up on his own and calmly asks for medicine 🛑Doesn't want to share toys
✅He eats on his own 🛑He doesn't look where he's going when we're walking outside
✅After eating, he takes his plate to the kitchen himself 🛑He never ate meat before
✅Eats meat with pleasure 🛑Does not interact with other people during play
✅can take off his pants and socks himself 🛑cannot express thoughts correctly (for example: the child wants his mother to pick him up and says: “Mom, come, I’ll pick you up”)
✅sleeps alone in his room 🛑used to sleep with his mom
✅ brushes his teeth himself 🛑 doesn't ask for sweets when going to the store
✅When asked to go to bed, he responds negatively or positively, depending on his desire to sleep. ✅He asks to buy toys from the store (he hasn’t asked before).
