3 Language Problems In Babies And The Role Of Parents

During development, your baby may have some language problems and need parental intervention as a guide to help your child develop the language in the best way.
1. Baby with wrong pronunciation (lisp)
Most babies do not yet have the ability to bend their tongue and move their mouth to create the right sounds when they speak; For example, babies confuse the words "c" with "t", "p" with "b" ..

. The situation of mispronouncement is quite common until the child is 7 years old.
Parents' role: Babies often learn words with their ears; Therefore, parents should pronounce correctly. You should not say fast or deliberately "parody words" but should speak slowly, emphasizing words with difficult pronunciation to imitate
You also do not need to complain or force your child to say the right words, so repeat the words they just said but in the correct way.




In fact, your baby's wrong pronunciation may be due to the final sound being dropped, like when he says "candy" you can only hear "krab" ...

2. Speechless (ability to pronounce is limited)
Babies who are not pronouncing (or unable to pronounce correctly) because of a defect in their tongue or tongue are less likely to be in position when they speak.
Babies often talk often when the tongue was pushed out when pronounced so the sound turned out awkward and not clear.
Parents' role: You can check to see if your baby's breathing is good

Otherwise, your baby may need treatment because of a cold, allergy or sinus problems; Therefore, babies must breathe through their nose and mouth at the same time.



The opening of the mouth when breathing causes the baby's tongue to expand and be exposed to the outside.
The habit of sucking on the hand also contributes to the baby being told. At the same time, you should also "expel" other habits in babies up to 2 such as pacifiers or suck bottles. The ability to speak in many babies will greatly improve when they are 7 years old.
3. Stuttering
This sign is relatively common for children who are at an early stage of language development and want to express their wishes through words.
The problem comes when the baby's brain has not yet received the words that the child has wanted to express; Therefore, she will fall into the situation of having to repeat a few words while waiting to find the right words she wants to say.
Occasionally, stuttering is because your baby is too anxious to present their opinions to you; angry, tired and bored babies also make it harder to pronounce.




Parents' role: How your baby responds to stuttering is important. You should keep your voice soft and slow when commenting stories with your baby.
Nor should they make the baby speak slowly; Instead of this, you should speak slowly first and your baby will know how to follow.
Keep your eyes comfortable, smile and be patient when communicating with your baby. If you see your acting in a hurry, your baby will feel pressured so the faster he speaks - the easier he or she will stutter. If you feel tired, your baby will not be confident and timid.

Signs should take your baby to the examination
- Children try but cannot name parents or objects; He does not react when his parents call his name or he appears indifferent when communicating.
- At the end of the age of 2 years, babies can only speak a few words instead of knowing how to match sentences with 2-4 words; he uses a new word once and can't repeat it next time; he doesn't ask or doesn't respond to simple questions from the opposite person like "Where is my hat?", "What is this?" .



... Or if you find any other strange signs, you should also take your baby to the doctor..

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