how to develop talking skills at earliest

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I usually talk to my baby while doing routine about what I am doing like mamma is cooking rice / roti, washing cup, filling water in glass, etc when we go for walk I show her everything around n tell names of the objects. Talking to neighbours & other kids around. I talk to her about how was our day what did we do etc.. and at end of day reading a story.. this seems working really well as my 1 yr old conveys back what she want to say or do.

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talking  with  kids  and interaction  with  many  people  in surrounding

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communicating with child is very important and always make him involving with your conversations and offer story books and narrate the simple stories like animals..kids love animals more and listen animal sounds , other musical sounds like vehicles, like that... they will attract and try to learn

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Talk to her often. Sing to her whenever possible and respond to her speeches even when you don't understand. It keeps them happy.

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hello parent try to converse with your baby often reduce screen time encourage peer play if the problem persists consult your doctor for proper examination and medication speech therapy may be required

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From 12 to 15 Months
Talk about the things you use, like “cup,” “juice,” “doll.” Give your child time to name them.Ask your child questions about the pictures in books. ...Smile or clap your hands when your child names the things that he sees. ...Talk about what your child wants most to talk about.

how to develop talking skills at earliest

A. hello parent try to converse with your baby often reduce screen time encourage peer play if the problem persists consult your doctor for proper examination and medication speech therapy may be required

A. talking with kids and interaction with many people in surrounding

A. communicating with child is very important and always make him involving with your conversations and offer story books and narrate the simple stories like animals..kids love animals more and listen animal sounds , other musical sounds like vehicles, like that... they will attract and try to learn

A. Talk to her often. Sing to her whenever possible and respond to her speeches even when you don't understand. It keeps them happy.