Healthcare professionals should discuss and agree an appropriate course of action with the person with CFS/ME, taking into account: 1  the person's experience. 2  possible causes of the setback/relapse, if known. 3  the nature of the symptoms. 4  the severity and duration of the setback/relapse. 5  the current management plan.
By 24 months, your child should be using about 50 words regularly, such as more, juice, and Grandma. The year between 12 and 24 months is the most exciting year in terms of language development, Dr. Briggs says. Your [tot] is having a vocabulary boost and should be repeating words she hears from you..
Of course, the conversation becomes more meaningful when the child can actually form his or her own words. By 10 months, most kids understand between 5 and 10 words. The fastest 1/4 of them have up to 40 words! From 12 to 18 months (or thereabouts) is called the one word (or holophrastic) stage.