Babies can generally speak simply around the age of two. If the baby's language development is slow, the mother can exercise the development of the baby's language center through language intervention, in order to help the baby learn to speak as soon as possible. How can a 2-year-old baby receive language intervention?
Firstly, speak to the baby. The main reason why babies cannot speak is the lack of pronunciation skills. Mothers can talk to babies face-to-face and tell them how to pronounce. By letting babies observe the changes in their mouth and throat when adults pronounce, they can gradually learn some pronunciation skills.
Secondly, provide language stimulation. Some babies are not able to speak, but rather they are not interested in speaking and unwilling to speak. For this situation, the mother can find ways to increase the baby's interest in speaking, such as singing to the baby, teaching the baby to recognize things, etc., which can stimulate the baby's desire to pronounce, so that the baby will quickly take the initiative to learn pronunciation and speak.
Also, if the baby shows no signs of speaking or even babbling, it may be due to language barriers. At this time, the mother should take the baby for examination in a timely manner. If there is indeed a language barrier, early rehabilitation training is necessary to minimize the adverse effects of language barriers on the baby.
