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Language development of children depends on many factors. First of all, important emotional connection with their parents if the child feels that he is loved and protected, he usually speaks well. Too harsh upbringing, many bans can lead to closure of the child and the lack of willingness to talk.
The next factor - is a continuing need for the child to communicate. Barely learned to talk, the child is looking for dialogue, especially with my mother, parents are obliged to maintain a conversation with your child to explain something to him, to tell something interesting. But we should remember that children are copying phrases and model of communication of their parents, so you should approach this carefully.
The main factor in the development of speech is the development of fine motor skills.Many pediatricians and speech therapists put this factor in the first place. Develop fine motor skills should be practically since birth baby - massaging his fingers, play finger games. But many parents remember this is closer to a year, you can advise a lot of games to develop motor skills. First of all, you should use those items and materials that are interesting child at this stage of development. Very useful to play with different cereals. For example, put in a pot peas or beans, and give the baby move it handles lie too long pea from cup to cup her fingers.
You can allow your child to collect a box of matches and roll nut palms, roll a round hairbrush, played knots on a rope.
You can allow your child to collect a box of matches and roll nut palms, roll a round hairbrush, played knots on a rope.
Naturally useful modeling - clay, clay, dough, and games such as common toys pyramids, cubes, Sorter.
The more parents play with children, the greater use of educational games, more talking, paying attention to their surroundings - the greater the chance that the child quickly and well to speak. But we should not forget about the hereditary factors.
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