The first words in the life of a child and his parents are an incredibly vibrant stage through which everyone is destined to go.
Talk a lot
Talk to your baby right from birth. Better yet, from the womb. The fact is that in this way the baby's ear gets used to sound frequencies, and in the future it is much easier for him to start pronouncing his words than for children who are deprived of conversations around him. Name the objects that surround you. Tell him funny stories or fairy tales.
Depict sounds
It is useful for a child to know that a toy train is "tu-tu", and a soft cat is "meow-meow". Help your child pronounce the same sounds, because this way it will be easier for him to adapt to letters and words in the future.Facial expressions
Turn to face your child while talking to him. Let him see his expression: from sad to funny. Stick out your tongue, spank your lips, make faces, draw his attention to your face. By pronouncing different individual sounds, demonstrate how your tongue, lips, teeth, cheeks help you in this. Pay special attention to the sibilants and the letter "P".
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