How to cultivate children's language expression ability

When children are in their early childhood, parents can, if possible, gradually develop their children's language expression skills, which will be of great benefit to their future work and entry into society. At the same time, language is also a relatively important indicator of intelligence. Good language organization skills are conducive to the development of the brain and help the gradual development and improvement of children's intelligence. In order to better cultivate children's language expression ability, early education should be carried out in a timely manner. For example, during pregnancy, parents should listen to soothing music. After the child is born, parents must talk while doing things, and gradually enrich their vocabulary, etc., which will help to cultivate children's language expression ability.

1. Early education.

When you are pregnant with a baby, you should listen to music often, touch your belly from time to time, and talk softly to your baby.

2. Strengthen.

After the baby is born, no matter what the mother does, she must talk while doing it so that the baby can hear and see it. For example: "Good baby, it's time to change your diaper." "Look, the balloon is so beautiful!" "Come, let mommy hold you." Day after day, through what you see and hear, the foundation for your baby to speak is laid.

3. Enrich vocabulary.

When a baby opens his eyes to see the world, he naturally feels that everything is new. Well then, keep diverting his gaze and tell him what he sees, just say words, such as: lamp, bottle, bell, mobile phone...

4. Practice pronunciation.

After the baby starts babbling, parents should speak to him using short and clear words and sentences, and try to pronounce him clearly and standardly. To teach him how to pronounce difficult words, you can adjust the mouth shape appropriately. Repeatedly.

5. Train your child to speak.

After the child can speak, parents should train him/her in a purposeful and planned manner. Talking about pictures, telling stories (retelling stories), reciting nursery rhymes, playing games, etc. are all good options.

6. Teach children to listen.

This is very important. Only by learning to listen can one speak. Parents must teach their children to listen.

7. Encourage your children to talk more.

Communicate more with your children and encourage them to speak more. It doesn’t matter if they say something wrong. Just tell them the correct answer and repeat it.

8. Spend more time with people.

Playing with friends more often is the best way to open up conversation.

9. Actively participate in various language activities.

It is a good opportunity to improve your language expression skills, so participate more often.