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By nana202 | Feb 03, 2009

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repetitive speech

My two year old grandson goes out with his father every weekend for pancakes and then to watch trains which he loves. He is constantly telling everyone about it, all day every day. He tells his stuffed animals, babysitter, strangers in the grocery store and anyone else he encounters "da da choo choo train pancakes. He can say it in random moments anytime during the day, even talking to himself.
Is this behavior normal or are we seeing signs of OCD?

Tags: speech. repetitive, OCD

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jdtm

Feb 04, 2009

OCD - From your posting, don't think so. Why would you entertain this thought? Is there something else that you are not telling us?

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