What if the child doesn't like to talk?

When children grow up, they will definitely leave their parents, go to school and play with other children. Some children are fine at home, and when they arrive at school, the teacher reports that the children are not very talkative. What should I do?

Children need time to adapt.

It takes time for children to get used to leaving a familiar environment and entering a new unfamiliar environment. During this period, because children are still observing and understanding the new environment, they will show the phenomenon of not loving to talk, which is commonly known as "phobia", so parents don't have to worry too much.

Talk to the children.

Parents can talk to their children about how interesting school life can be, and get no less happiness than their children at home, so as to untie their children's hearts.

Pay attention to the child's reaction.

Parents should also pay close attention to their children's facial expressions when chatting with them. In addition to homesickness, it does not rule out the possibility that children have suffered unreasonable injuries at school. If this happens, parents should communicate with the school teacher in time to reflect the problem, stop the injury, calm the child's mind in time and avoid causing more harm to the child.

An environment or place that provides a desire to speak

Provide an environment or place for the baby's desire to speak, take the baby to the entertainment places where the children gather, and have more game interaction with the children to stimulate the baby's desire to speak.

Foster parents should communicate with their babies more.

Surrogate mothers should pay more attention to communication with their babies. Although the baby can't speak, the surrogate mother will receive voice information in the process of talking to the baby, thus stimulating the development of the language center.

Autism in children may

Autism in children may be accompanied by little or no eye contact with others, mental retardation, lower than children of the same age, or cognitive impairment and stereotyped behavior, such as liking to wander around. If you have the above performance, you should go to the children's rehabilitation department for professional diagnosis and treatment in time.