Generally speaking, 6-8 months is the primary stage of language development. Babies can babble, and then their language development will break out when they are 1-2 years old. During this time, parents can talk to their baby more, or read more jingles to their baby, which is also very helpful for the baby's language development and can help the baby learn to speak better.

1, clap your hands.

Small hand clap, small hand clap, (clap your hand)

Hold out your finger, (hold out your index finger)

Where are the eyes? (asked in an exaggerated tone)

The eyes are here, (referring to your eyes)

Hold out your finger. (generally pointing to the eyes and encouraging children with their eyes)

In addition to eyes, parents can also flexibly change their eyes, which can be replaced by other parts of the body, such as nose, mouth, ears and so on.

Through this game, you can teach your child some knowledge about the five senses and body parts, and you can also enhance your baby's understanding of your body.

2. Numbers jingle

(1) One, two, three, mountain climbing, four, five, six, somersault, seven, eight, nine, clap your hands, hold out your little hand and count dozens of fingers.

(2) Tricycle, running fast, with an old lady inside. It costs fifty cents to give a piece. Do you find it strange?

Talk more about these figures, and parents can also describe them with their own fingers. Through these jingles, the baby can understand the numbers well.

There are many rhymes in these rhymes. Parents can simply teach their babies and then communicate patiently step by step.