- Delay?!?! - 11/06/2006 Warning Signs of a Toddler's Hearing Delay Deafness is the leading cause of delayed language development, according to the American Medical Association's (AMA) Complete Guide to Your Children's Health. Even temporary hearing loss caused by an ear infection — not to mention more permanent damage that can result from frequent infections — can affect how and when your child learns to talk. Your child's doctor should check his hearing regularly, but in the meantime, print this form so you can keep an eye out for any of these warning signs. Age: Warning Signs: Check Here 12 to 18 months Doesn't recognize the names of familiar people, pets, and objects Can't follow simple commands such as "Come here" Doesn't turn head in response to sounds coming from another room Doesn't point to express a desire Doesn't imitate simple words Doesn't use at least two words Doesn't respond to music Doesn't babble ....he only says dada but hes been saying that since 6 months and its more of a babble than anything thats all he says. so i guess he babbles but its only this word and uhhh and grunts and thats about it.

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