The child begins to comprehend the basics of communication almost from the moment of birth. And, despite the fact that he is still far from coherent speech, it is impossible to talk with the baby lisping and distorted speech. Do you need to pronounce the words correctly for the child's further development?
By actively imitating adults, the child learns not only to manipulate objects and walk, but also to speak. And if you pronounce the words incorrectly, he will learn them that way. To prevent this from happening, you must remember some rules for forming a literate speech in a child. Never distort words and do not lisp with your baby, even when he is still in infancy. Talk to your child correctly, making sure that speech is expressive, crisp and clear. Very often, parents make the mistake of allowing their son or daughter to misrepresent objects. Instead of "dog", for example, say "wow-wow", and instead of "locomotive" - "tu-tu". Naturally, when the baby is just starting to master speech, it is easier for him to speak that way. However, teach your child the correct notation and ask him to name the subject as needed. During the training period, be sure to correct your child's speech errors. Do it tactfully but persistently. While walking and playing, pay attention to the surrounding objects. But instead of "these are trees," say "these are oak, maple and birch." And then the child will quickly learn to distinguish between them. Do not try to replace complex words with simple ones. And so that the baby can successfully assimilate them, speak so that he can see your articulation. Do not forget about the signs of objects and verbs. Instead of "this is a dog," say, for example, "there is a black dog running over there." Use contradictions in conversation. Explain that the elephant is big, the mouse is small, the lion is brave, and the bunny is cowardly. Read good children's literature to your child. It is important that it is appropriate for the age of the child and is colorfully illustrated. Fiction noticeably enriches the child's vocabulary, develops imaginative thinking and teaches him to be kind. Develop fine motor skills in the baby - without it, the development of thinking and the formation of correct speech is impossible. While the child is very small - knead his fingers, play with him in "Okay" or "Magpie-white-sided". When he grows up, give him small items for sorting and dough for modeling. Among the baby's toys, there must be mosaics and constructors.
