Every mother hopes that her baby can open their "golden mouth" early, but did you know? He needs more guidance from you now that he can call out 'Mom and Dad'. Parents can now use gestures or movements to help their baby learn to speak and cultivate a polite little one.
Guide the baby to continue imitating pronunciation
Babies during this period love to imitate your every move. Parents can continue to let him imitate pronunciation, such as titles like 'dad', 'mom', 'grandma', etc. You can also expand his range of activities, take him downstairs more often, and train him to say some simple verbs, such as "climb", "sit", "stand", and so on. When guiding him to imitate pronunciation, you also need to observe whether the baby actively calls out "mom" or "dad". At the same time, don't forget to respond to him. Although it's a simple conversation, he will still be deeply inspired.
Guide babies to understand language through gestures and movements
In daily life, you can also teach your baby how to do things through gestures and movements. For example, sitting, watching, eating, etc., help babies learn to understand more words. When you leave home to work, lift your baby's little hand and say "goodbye" or "goodbye, mom and dad" to help your baby understand the meaning of "goodbye". When guests arrive at home, you can also clap your hands to express happiness, say "welcome", and help your baby imitate the clapping action. In the future, when he hears "welcome", he will clap his hands on his own. Cultivating a baby's language ability is a long process, parents need to be patient, maybe one day he will give you a 'surprise'.
