Children's singing will cause mechanical damage. Once children play crazy, they often scream loudly and are particularly excited. But yelling can easily lead to mechanical damage of vocal cords. Children's vocal organs develop in infancy, which are very delicate, have poor immunity to the outside world, have weak tolerance to various sports and are prone to fatigue. At this stage, if we don't pay attention to protecting the vocal organs, it will affect our lives. Protective measures: Don't let the baby shout loudly for a long time. In addition, everyone should set an example, and don't yell at the child when talking to him, lest the child imitate.
Adult songs can damage vocal cords. In adult songs, it is often necessary to "roar", which will make children feel that the higher the roar, the better. Children can't use the voice correctly, but only shout, which is easy to cause vocal cord damage. Moreover, the range of adult songs is not suitable for children to sing, and the volume and tone are beyond the range that children can bear. So, don't teach children to sing adult songs. If the child can't sing and shout, it will cause vocal cord damage. Protective measures: When teaching children to sing, the starting tone should not be too high or too wide. It is not recommended to choose adult songs. In addition, don't let children sing in the wind, and don't eat cold drinks and ice water immediately after singing. Don't sing when your child's throat is inflamed or uncomfortable. Note that when children sing or recite, the voice should not be too high and the time should not be too long.