How to guide children to learn to speak

1. You must learn to listen first and then speak. When talking to your baby, you must first attract your baby's attention. You can call his name and pat him gently, and let him look at you before you talk to him. When the baby is engaged in normal activities, you should stop the activity to help the baby focus his attention and listen to what you are saying;

2. The language must be vivid, the pronunciation must be clear, and the voice must be clear when talking to the baby. Be soft, and the tone should be ups and downs to make him feel that talking is relaxed and interesting. At the same time, the speech should be slow and clear. If you find that your baby's pronunciation is inaccurate, don't deliberately correct or point it out. Parents can say the correct pronunciation to the baby clearly and slowly, without having to ask the baby to repeat it;

3. Use words Be simple. To make a long story short, a child's language understanding ability is limited, so speak to him in a simple and clear way. For example, tell him give me a peach instead of giving the peach to mom. You can also use commonly used gestures to help him understand and make speaking more interesting, such as extending your palm when giving me a hand;

4. Seize the opportunity to speak, talk more about the things in front of you, and talk to your baby as much as possible Talk about the things in front of you and daily activities, encourage babies to speak, don’t force them;

5. Respond to the baby’s speech and vocalizations in a timely manner. Responding and appreciating the baby’s vocalizations and speech in a timely manner can prompt the baby to speak. More. There is no need to require the baby to pronounce accurately at this stage. If you find that some words are not pronounced correctly, there is no need to point out or correct them deliberately.