It sounds like an anxiety disorder to me. You didn't really describe any baby talking, its more like he gets uncomfortable and can't deal from what you describe.
With the baby talking I mean that he sounds like a baby when talking, like a little kid. He doesn't talk like an adult would. He also doesn't know how to talk so when he has conversations with people he gives them all personal information. Like for instance my mom got pregnant and we didn't want to tell anyone for a while cause it was too soon, and he told someone that only asked him how his mom was that she was pregnant.
Well I would still look into anxiety as the root cause but it could also be some form of aspergers (sp?). Although baby talk isnt really a part of that.
I'm still not sure I'm understanding what you mean by baby talk, as it sounds like you are describing more of the social functioning as opposed to the pitch and tenor of his voice. Inabilibity to pick up on social cues and self censor is a common trait among people afflicted by aspergers.
Is it normal that my 23 year old brother talks like a baby?
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It sounds like an anxiety disorder to me. You didn't really describe any baby talking, its more like he gets uncomfortable and can't deal from what you describe.
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With the baby talking I mean that he sounds like a baby when talking, like a little kid. He doesn't talk like an adult would. He also doesn't know how to talk so when he has conversations with people he gives them all personal information. Like for instance my mom got pregnant and we didn't want to tell anyone for a while cause it was too soon, and he told someone that only asked him how his mom was that she was pregnant.
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Well I would still look into anxiety as the root cause but it could also be some form of aspergers (sp?). Although baby talk isnt really a part of that.
I'm still not sure I'm understanding what you mean by baby talk, as it sounds like you are describing more of the social functioning as opposed to the pitch and tenor of his voice. Inabilibity to pick up on social cues and self censor is a common trait among people afflicted by aspergers.