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My son is 15 months and is still only babbling. also he can only stand on his own for a second. should i be worried about any of this?
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See your doctor: At 15 months, both only babbling (does he say mama and dada?) and standing for a few seconds is on the later end of normal. If he's continuously advancing, he may be meeting his milestones on his own time, but there are so many benefits to catching delays early that it's worth it to see your doctor for a professional evaluation. Best of luck and good job being a conscientious mama!
Answered 6/28/2014
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