What to do if language development is delayed

The delay in children's language development may be caused by mothers not communicating enough with their babies in life, so mothers should stimulate their children's desire to speak in life, so as to gradually improve their children's language communication skills. If a child has long-term language delay in life, it may lead to autism or language barriers. I hope you can pay attention to it.

For children with delayed language development, we recommend that mothers talk to their babies more often in life, let them look at you when they talk, and encourage them to talk more, teach them to sing, etc., and let them get along with other children more. This will help to develop children's language skills.

Talk to your child more often, let him look at you when you talk, use as many expressions as possible, be lively and encourage him to speak, even if it is just a word like "oh" or "ah~", listen to more nursery rhymes, etc., encourage him to participate in group life. Language environment is very important. If most family members are silent and communicate less, the child's language ability will not be much better. For the sake of the children, adults should also be cheerful.

To arouse children's desire to speak, a good conversation and communication atmosphere is the most effective way to get children to speak. Parents should take every opportunity to talk to them constantly, or tell them stories in a language they can understand, and they should persist even if they have the final say. When talking to children, parents can seize the opportunity and use methods such as inspiration, induction, questioning, and trying to get children to express their ideas.

Personalized training is gradual, and children's speech and reading training is one-on-one. For example, for people with receptive language disorders, the focus is on training their understanding of speech, auditory memory, and auditory perception; for people with expressive language disorders, the focus is on training them to imitate other people's speech. Regardless of the type of language delay training, parents should actively participate in it. In order to facilitate children's learning and enhance their self-confidence, parents can draw up an education plan and divide it into several small units.

A roundabout tactic may be more effective. For children who always have trouble speaking or reading aloud and who have no obvious results after repeated training, it is best for parents to remain calm, because the slightest excitement and dissatisfaction on your part will make the child feel frustrated and fearful, which will be counterproductive. For this type of child, teaching him to sing nursery rhymes, children's songs and songs is more effective than teaching him to speak and read. As long as he does not mind, you can sing to him repeatedly.

Through the article about children's delayed language development, we suggest that everyone should have a certain understanding of this disease in life. Because children have delayed language development, our mothers should give them more guidance in life, which will help improve your baby's language ability.