Sentences with phrase «to respond to one's name»

But if she doesn't respond to her name by the time she's 9 months old, mention it to her doctor.

Babies usually start responding to their name by the time they're 7 months old.

If they are constantly getting confused when another person is being addressed, they're going to stop responding to their name consistently.

However, twenty percent of babies respond to their names, and later are diagnosed with autism.

The baby should start to respond to his name too at around this stage.

Focus on your long - term goals to determine the best ways to make people respond to your name, your titles, and your brand.

While some cats typically do not respond to their names as enthusiastically as dogs, many cats will at least react to their name in some way.

German Shepherd puppies are smart enough to respond to name changes.

She also believed him to be deaf, as he has never responded to his name or any type of noise.

Turn your daily walks into training walks and before you know it, your dog will be responding to her name reliably.

If he doesn't respond to his name, many parents begin to worry.

He stopped responding to his name or to loud sounds.

Around 7 months, babies respond to their name.

Missy didn't respond to her name so her foster tried a few other names that rhymed with Missy... it seems to be that Missy prefers to be called Dixie!

At first, Arlo hates the kid but the boy, who not only acts like a dog but soon responds to the name Spot, eventually grows on him and the two become friends as they discover they have more in common than one might think.

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Repeat this training for a few minutes a day until Fido consistently responds to his name.

The school wanted to rename the original 1964 dog «Hoya», but he wouldn't respond to any name other than Jack.

Amazon's Echo smart speaker responds to the name Alexa by default, but you can change that.

Though Siri actually responded to both names for this one.

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- little or no sound play as an infant - little to no eye contact or response to sounds - lack of smiles by six months - not pointing at objects of interest by 14 months - not responding to her name by 15 months - not saying any single words by 16 months - initial verbal communication and then regression

If your baby doesn't point, babble with intonation, have one to two words, follow your point, respond to your smile, or respond to his name by the time he's 12 months old, check in with his doctor.

With the standalone microphone virtual assistant now able to order Ubers and control Spotify, the Siri competitor that responds to the name «Alexa» appears to be on a fast rise.

He responds to his name, rolls over, and grabs anything he sees (typically it goes straight into his mouth).

When we were at his 2 - year check up told the doctor that there is something wrong because he is not saying a word and not responding to his name.

Doesn't interact well with parents or siblings, doesn't respond to his name, your voice or other sounds, and doesn't smile or show interest, or has an unusual gaze;

If you notice that he doesn't use two - word phrases, consistently echoes your familiar expressions, or doesn't respond to his name, bring it up with your child's doctor.

If a child from 6 - 12 months is not attempting to make eye contact with you when talking, does not respond to their names or start babbling by at least 9 months, here may be a dely.

Some developmental questions include how many words your child knows, if he responds to his name and other sounds appropriately, if he is able to stack blocks, is walking well, and discipline issues like are you experiencing tantrums or stranger anxiety.

Actual red flags would be a baby who drags one side of her body consistently, is unable to sit, doesn't seem interested or engaged in his environment, doesn't respond to her name or loud sounds, or refuses to gesture or make eye contact.

By six months, your baby may imitate sounds, and by seven months he may respond to his name.

(In addition to smiling back at you by 2 to 3 months, your baby should respond to his name by 7 months, babble by 6 to 9 months, and point to out - of - reach objects by 12 to 14 months.)

Any parent should keep in mind that if a child is not responding to his name, it doesn't necessarily mean he's autistic.

A normally developed child begins to respond to his name by 6 to 12 months of age.

, manipulating objects, responding to his name, making new sounds, and maybe even rolling over (although this is considered early, so don't fret if your baby isn't there yet).

During this period babies learn to respond to their names, may pause when they hear «no,» and will start to associate words with familiar objects.

Participants in the study were listening to their own name, and names of close and unfamiliar others, but did not need to respond to these names.

The truth is, we don't act on what children do, we respond to the name we give it.

In the three years Evan has been on the Son - Rise program, he has gone from being a child who did not respond to his name, was non-verbal, never looked anyone in the eyes and spent his time in repetitious, exclusive actions, to a child who has taught himself to read, is fully verbal, curious and asks lots of questions, is happy and loves spending time with people.

Despite what some people might say, cats do learn and respond to their names.

Training your cat to respond to its name will be made easier if you select a short name and preferably one that ends in «ie» or «y».

So we got started, and after the first couple of days, he was responding to his name and would get so excited when it was time to work.

All dogs need a basic set of «manners», such as recall (responding to their name), sitting / staying, dropping or leaving objects, and focus training.

Puppy «Come»: One thing all puppy dogs should learn is to come when his owner calls immediately, responding to his name by the command of «Come» or a whistle.

Responding to their name and sitting are basic commands every dog should know.