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Get your baby talking

Pritha singh Mom of a 6 yr old girl 4 years ago
u use to talk to him always. u can play with him in a group. everyone speak a word one by one in front of him he will try.
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varsha singh Guardian of 5 children 4 years ago
try to talk her n entertain her in his own way..which excite n connect to you
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Priti Gupta Mom of a 6 yr 4 m old boy 4 years ago
hi
I am facing same concern, I have consulted few doctors...n read alot on same....we have to use 'parentese' tone while talking to kids...it's like do voice modulation n talk with them and keep talking speech very slow.
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Aanchal Goel Mom of 4 children 4 years ago
You have to talk ur baby so much.
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Shruthi Shru Mom of 3 children 4 years ago
You speak with baby
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Iswarya Mom of 4 children 4 years ago
keep on taking to him.. tell small words to him and ask him to repeat.. consider him also a member in home and talk as usual he start talking ....
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Manogna Mom of 2 children 4 years ago
Try to sing baby songs and encourage him to sing and play along with u.
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Manogna Mom of 2 children 4 years ago
Try to sing baby songs and encourage him to sing and play along with u.
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Famila Fahad Mom of a 9 yr 1 m old girl 4 years ago
always talk to baby.sing songs for baby.tell stories
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Asma sultana Mom of 2 children 4 years ago
spend time with him more..use pictures, flash cards ..make him repeat without getting tired..specially when he is happy .
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