The period in which children learn to speak is very important both for themselves and for their parents, on whom it largely depends on how correctly the child will pronounce letters and sounds. Often, children have problems with some letters - for example, many babies do not pronounce the letter P, and also have difficulty with whistling and hissing letters. You can help your child understand the correct pronunciation of difficult letters.
Instructions
Step 1
By the age of five or six, a child's language skills are usually already fully developed, and therefore, until this age, you need to pay special attention to the child's pronunciation.
Step 2
Work with the baby - give him tasks on the correct pronunciation of certain letters, as well as on the development of the muscles of articulation and language. Conduct activities in a playful way, so that the child is interested.
Step 3
To perform articulatory gymnastics, sit the child more comfortably in front of the mirror and sit next to it, so that it is also reflected in it.
Step 4
Do the first exercise with your child, having previously shown it by your own example, and ask them to repeat it. Open your mouth wide and place the tip of your tongue on the edge of your front teeth.
Step 5
The child should repeat the movement and hold the tip of the tongue on the teeth for 10-15 seconds. After that, he can rest, and then perform the exercise 2-3 more times. With this exercise, the child stretches the hyoid ligament, which helps in pronouncing difficult sounds.
Step 6
To correct the pronunciation of the letter P, an exercise will help, during which the child should open his mouth wide and forcefully tap the tip of his tongue on the tubercles behind the upper teeth. Simultaneously with the tongue strikes, ask the child to pronounce the sound D.
Step 7
The child should repeat the movement with the sound "d-d-d" for 20 seconds, and then he can rest. This exercise prepares the child to pronounce the letter P - so ask the child to growl after him and to portray a lion or a dog by saying "rrrr".
Step 8
After a while, you will notice an improvement in your child's pronunciation.
