👶🏻How to teach a child to speak: 10 interesting ways
1. You can learn a lot through repetition. Tell the name of an item in the house, events on the street, what you are doing, warn that dad, grandma or guests are coming. Believe me, the result will appear quickly.
2. Repeat after the child. Does it sound boring to say "doo-doo-doo-doo" endlessly? Try saying it as a chorus. Try singing a new do-do-do song. Is it repeating? Continue like this. This is not only an exercise for the speech apparatus, but also a developing game.
3. The development of speech is inextricably linked with fine motor skills. The ability to control the fingertip and one's own movements is directly related to the parts of the brain responsible for speech. Of course, it's too early to tie the shoelaces. For the game, give different - round, ribbed, soft, sticky, soft and other objects. The more variety, the better.
It's no secret that most children like to play with simple jars with lids and spoons, not expensive developmental rugs and games. Buttons of different colors are popular. Give the child the right to choose.
4. Try to give up gestures after a year. Act as if you do not feel the outstretched hand or finger, say "give" while giving something to the child. Make the option more and more complicated - "Hey, tell me to give you the pear."
5. The sounds of animals and their imitation in the form of "mu-mu", "vov-vov", "vak-vak", etc. arouse active interest.
6. Communicate with children who are "into the language" or older. The desire to imitate destroys all failures.
7. Sing songs! Even if you have no hearing and no voice. Use a sneaky method - say some words "by mistake" unexpectedly, and after a short pause, the child will correct you.
8. Memorable poems are not only an entertaining exercise, but also an educational one. The poem can be recited 10 times, and each time the child listens as if he were hearing it for the first time. Act as if you forgot some words in the most interesting place. You will be able to hear the continuation or completion from the child.
9. Do not be indifferent to the child's desire to tell you something. Look into his eyes and try to listen carefully. Wondering, asking again, "How?" can be lol in style. Make a very curious appearance. That's when you witness and feel the child's desire to tell you everything he sees and hears.
It is especially useful to tell family members about the events that happened after the walk. For example, to his dad. It snowed, it was cold, it was white, it could be caught, Aziz held it, etc. Dada should nod his head in confirmation.
10. Try not to surround the play environment of a one-year-old child with electronic toys. Because the child becomes a passive observer, not an active participant. His imagination does not work, all actions are limited (except for pressing the button), and the child gets used to the fact that neither the game process nor the result depends on him. Play balls, cars, cubes, pyramids, matryoshkas, and leave shiny discoveries for later.
