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Question: My child memory is weak in respect to Study. What can I do to Increase their strong memory.?
Brief Answer:
Need details.
Detailed Answer:
Hello XXXXXXX
I want to know few more details.
May I know the age of child? What is he studying?
How do you know child memory is weak?
Can you briefly explain about you child activities?
Can you explain about child's growth and development?
Kindly get back to me with details.
Thank you.
Need details.
Detailed Answer:
Hello XXXXXXX
I want to know few more details.
May I know the age of child? What is he studying?
How do you know child memory is weak?
Can you briefly explain about you child activities?
Can you explain about child's growth and development?
Kindly get back to me with details.
Thank you.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Bhagyalaxmi Nalaparaju
May I know the age of child? 9 Years
What is he studying? 3 Std.
How do you know child memory is weak? After reading he can't write .
Can you briefly explain about you child activities?Can you explain about child's growth and development- All activity done very much instade of Study
What is he studying? 3 Std.
How do you know child memory is weak? After reading he can't write .
Can you briefly explain about you child activities?Can you explain about child's growth and development- All activity done very much instade of Study
Brief Answer:
Suggestions below.
Detailed Answer:
Hello XXXXXXX
I can understand your concern.
According to his history I don't think so he has any abnormality since he has not had any developement problems and his other activities are good.
Memory improves along with child growth. You need not worry.
Do not force him to write immediatley after reading it gives stress to him.
If he will not write give break for him and try after some time.
Instead of reading or writing you can teach him by showing things or playing word games or memory games. It will improve child memory.
Explain meaning of words and have them to re spell it.
Try to find that which books he loves to read and write. You can give him comics or short stories books with images to read.
First you teach him that how to write his name, family members names and things names those he loves. You need to be patient with childrens.
I also suggest you give him well balanced diet which contains fresh fruits, vegetables and poultry food. Give him plenty of water and fluids.
Food habits and family habits like wativhing TV loudly can also affect memory or concentration.
I suggest you try aforementioned suggestions for one month If you will not see any improvement then I suggest you visit a peadiatrician.
If you have any queries I will be happy to help you.
Thank you.
Suggestions below.
Detailed Answer:
Hello XXXXXXX
I can understand your concern.
According to his history I don't think so he has any abnormality since he has not had any developement problems and his other activities are good.
Memory improves along with child growth. You need not worry.
Do not force him to write immediatley after reading it gives stress to him.
If he will not write give break for him and try after some time.
Instead of reading or writing you can teach him by showing things or playing word games or memory games. It will improve child memory.
Explain meaning of words and have them to re spell it.
Try to find that which books he loves to read and write. You can give him comics or short stories books with images to read.
First you teach him that how to write his name, family members names and things names those he loves. You need to be patient with childrens.
I also suggest you give him well balanced diet which contains fresh fruits, vegetables and poultry food. Give him plenty of water and fluids.
Food habits and family habits like wativhing TV loudly can also affect memory or concentration.
I suggest you try aforementioned suggestions for one month If you will not see any improvement then I suggest you visit a peadiatrician.
If you have any queries I will be happy to help you.
Thank you.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Bhagyalaxmi Nalaparaju
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