Children often talk to themselves.

So why does the baby always talk to himself? Is there a problem? Is it normal for children to talk to themselves?

In fact, when children are 2-6 years old, many children will talk to themselves and their virtual friends. It's just that some children are louder, and some just whisper, which parents may not find.

Children will talk to themselves, indicating that children are learning a language, which is a sign that children's external languages are learning too much from their internal languages. Simply put, your children will become smarter because of this process!

For example, when your child plays Superman, he will pretend what kind of scene Superman is in, what kind of words he will say, what kind of monsters he will fight, what skills he will invest, and so on! These are all a process for children to show their imagination and learn a language!

We adults often talk to ourselves, but we whisper in our hearts. It's not surprising that others can't hear you.

Children are different from us, and their language ability and thinking ability are still developing. We need to use the explicit form of speaking loudly to help them communicate and think. Just as adults don't make a sound when reading a book, children need to read every word aloud, and the reason is the same.

With the growth of age, children will turn spoken words into silent thinking like us, and the phenomenon of soliloquy will naturally disappear.

From the perspective of children's development, soliloquy will go through an internalization process: from explicit language that can hear voices to a silent psychological activity.

What we have to do is to teach children to use logical words to guide their actions, learn to do things in a planned way, and develop the habit of rational thinking. For example, when dressing, children can be taught to say and do: I want to wear socks first, then pants, and finally shoes.

Often give children such demonstrations to help them guide their actions, set goals and arrange plans with words. In the long run, children's self-control and logic of thinking will be enhanced.