13-18 Months Hearing Milestones and warning Signs

By what age should a baby be able to follow simple one-step commands like "come here"?

• 6-9 months

• 9-12 months

• 13-15 months

• 18-24 months

Which of the following is a normal hearing milestone for an 18-month-old child?

• Using two-word phrases like "more juice"

• Responding only to very loud sounds

• Not following simple instructions

• Only imitating gestures without sounds

Which of the following could be a warning sign of hearing loss in a 16-month-old baby?

• Using at least 10 words

• Not responding to their name when called

• Pointing to objects when asked

• Imitating speech sounds regularly

What should you do if an 18-month-old is not using any words?

• Wait until they turn two

• Consider it normal for their age

• Consult a pediatrician for a hearing assessment

• Only teach them more gestures

By 18 months, a baby should be able to follow which of the following instructions?

• "Come here"

• "Pick up the toy and give it to me"

• Both of the above

• Neither of the above

At what age should a baby start using at least 10-20 words?

What could it indicate if a 16-month-old baby is not responding to everyday sounds like a doorbell or phone ringing?

Why is it important to monitor whether a baby follows simple instructions by 13-15 months?

What is a typical two-step command a baby should be able to follow by 18 months?

What should parents do if their 18-month-old does not point to objects when named?