At a certain stage, children will learn to speak, especially around the age of one. They will make strange sounds such as babbling and fear, which is a typical manifestation of their language system development. Parents should respond promptly and guide their babies to speak and practice more. Now, let's understand whether children make goose like sounds to speak.
Is a child making a goose like sound trying to speak
1. It's possible that they want to talk. This kind of sound usually occurs in babies around a week, when they are learning to speak. Mothers should respond promptly and imitate the baby's voice and tone, just like when the baby is really talking to you. The baby will be very excited about this interaction. Every time a child's language attempt is positively responded to, it inevitably arouses their interest in vocalization and language communication.
2. It may be laryngeal softening disease. A series of manifestations caused by the collapse of the structure above the glottis during inhalation in babies. It is possible that choking on milk may not be detected in a timely manner, which can cause the baby to suffocate and even endanger their life.
How to make babies fall in love with talking
1. Interact more with babies
Take your baby to listen to different sounds, such as the sound of closing doors, the sound of running water from a faucet, the sound of cooking, the sound of rain... When you notice your child listening carefully to these sounds, parents may want to immediately interact with them based on these sounds.
2. Repeating nursery rhymes
Mom can also hum these nursery rhymes more. As a saying goes, if Spring rolls has the chance to go to KTV now, it is basically just a nursery rhyme.
3. Not advocating speaking baby language
Nowadays, it is not recommended to use "baby language", such as eating and putting on shoes, but to use normal words and sentences: eating and putting on shoes. Today, we are talking about "mother language", which uses slow long and high notes to speak, with simple sentences and exaggerated expressions.
Learning to speak is a long process for babies, and the accumulation of vocabulary also requires time. Therefore, parents need to have enough patience, such as some bedtime stories. Even if the baby doesn't understand, they still need to create a speaking environment for the baby, guide the baby's language from simple reduplication to complex long sentences, which indeed requires a lot of effort and exercise.
