The child's speech and thinking are interconnected, therefore mental activity and abilities are largely determined by the work on the child's speech. The opinion that the development of speech begins from the moment of the first words is erroneous. The process starts much earlier, when the child sees mom and dad talking to him.
Necessary
- - toys with sounds
- - children's musical instruments
- - bubble
- - cotton wool or a sheet of paper
Instructions
Step 1
When working with newborns, remember that maximum assimilation can be achieved by melodic vowel sounds that are pronounced in a chant. Therefore, it is so important that from the first days the baby listens to the quiet, but intelligible singing of the mother. A number of studies have shown that the use of phonograms does not bring results, such "concerts" do not stimulate the child's perception of the vocabulary of the native language.
Step 2
Always respond to your baby's cry. For a little person, crying is not only a call for help or a signal of discomfort, it is primarily a desire for communication. Try to comment on all the actions that you perform. Do this so that your child can observe your facial expressions and articulation.
Step 3
A child under one year old will not repeat after you words that are unusual for his "little" speech. But simple "ba-ba" (grandmother), "di-di" (car), "ma-ma" will easily be picked up and repeated. Even such simple games require the right approach. The best time to spend will be an interval of 1 - 1, 5 hours after sleep. Do not overload the speech with unnecessary words, you should not say to the child: "Deniska, come on, repeat ah-ah."
Step 4
The development of the vocal apparatus depends on tactile sensations. The first lessons can be done at the age of two weeks. Simple strokes of the baby's palm clockwise, impact on the fingers and, of course, the famous "Magpie-crow".
Step 5
In a slightly older age, hum and rumble, croak and hum with your child. Let him lick spoons, lick his lips smeared with a treat, make faces and stick out his tongue in front of the mirror. Exercises associated with deflation have a good effect. For this, soap bubbles and various turntables are suitable. Offer your kid games, according to the rules of which you need to blow off cotton wool or a piece of paper. It is important that you inhale through your nose and exhale through your mouth.
Step 6
Attention games help you focus on sound, which further allows you to listen and understand speech. Take a few objects and toys with characteristic sounds (drum, spoon, pipe, bell). Explain to the kid what these objects are, introduce them to the sounds and be sure to give them a try. Close your child's eyes and make some noise with one of the objects. Open your eyes and have your child guess which item you used.
