What to do if your child speaks with a lisp

Nowadays, people pay much attention to children's health, so mothers also pay much attention to their children's health. But children still have various problems. For example, a child may have a lisp when speaking. So how should we prevent it in our daily life? I wonder if anyone has any good ideas. This situation of children must be corrected as early as possible, otherwise it will be more difficult to correct when they grow up.

This is because the child has not mastered the correct pronunciation method. No matter how old you are, if the pronunciation of certain sounds is inaccurate, it is because the pronunciation method is incorrect. As long as they master the correct pronunciation method, their voice will be correct immediately.

Many parents say: Children just won’t change when taught using the sword method. This is because the child has subconsciously identified the incorrect pronunciation method he is currently using as correct. The reason is that when the children are younger, parents do not often and patiently point out or correct their children's pronunciation until the pronunciation becomes normal. The child mistakenly thought that what he said was okay. Over time, it becomes your own language. Therefore, children's tongue-tiedness is caused by parents' carelessness or lack of real concern for their children's language development.

Correction is also simple. First, let the child change his mindset and let him know that incorrect sounds are caused by incorrect pronunciation methods. Parents should patiently and repeatedly demonstrate pronunciation methods to their children. Analyze pronunciation methods with your child. Give examples to illustrate how different pronunciation methods produce different sounds. (Parents must first clearly understand that there is only one way to pronounce each sound. Each pronunciation method can only produce one sound.)

One is that they start talking late. Generally speaking, infants and young children begin to learn to speak between the ages of one and one and a half, starting with the simplest words "Dad" and "Mom". If a child still cannot call mom and dad at the age of one and a half, it is recommended to take the child to the hospital for treatment in time. Although the timing of speaking is related to factors such as genetics, oral diseases, autism, cerebral palsy, etc. may also lead to delayed language development. If it is caused by a disease, it should be treated in time to avoid delaying the disease. The second is stuttering. Du Hui said that stuttering usually occurs in children over 3 years old. It is a multifactorial disease that is related to physical illness, psychological, environmental and other factors. When a child is found to have a stuttering problem, he/she should be taken to the dental department first to see if it is related to related diseases such as poor development of the oral structure. If not, it is recommended to take the child to the psychology department and other departments for treatment.

Maybe the child speaks with a lisp, or maybe he is imitating others, or maybe he is frightened? or disease. If your child imitates others, there is no need to worry. As parents, you just need to pay attention and teach your child not to imitate others in speaking. If it is something else and it is a bit serious, then you should take the child to the hospital to check what the problem is? I hope my children grow up healthy and happy.