Language stimulation should start as soon as possible. Don't wait until the baby learns to speak before starting language stimulation, but do it in advance to give the child a process of accumulation. It is necessary to communicate with the fetus consciously before the baby is born. After the baby is born, the mother should insist on talking to the baby every day. Beautiful and rhythmic language can stimulate the baby and promote the development of the language central nervous system and brain. Therefore, when the mother begins to speak from the newborn, her voice should be soft, her speech speed should be slowed down, and she can be accompanied by a beautiful melody. For example, a mother can gently sing children's songs to her baby; Read poetry, amethyst and so on.

2. Daily communication in the whole language

In daily life, when parents breast-feed their baby, provide him with life care, or take the baby out, it is an excellent opportunity to communicate with the baby orally. Mom and dad can combine this scene organically, talk to the baby and create an overall language communication environment. For example:

You can tell the baby at the same time to make him understand what you mean. When undressing the baby, say "take off your coat"; When you say "Take off your shoes now", take off his shoes. When changing diapers, you can say, "When the baby's bottom is dirty, mom changes diapers, da, da twice, and puts a small adhesive tape on it, and the diaper is changed.

You can also make corresponding facial expressions when talking, so that your baby can understand your feelings. Remember never to tease a baby. If you hug him and say, "You are mom's most annoying slacker", you will confuse him, because your expression is "You are mom's poké mon."

Step 3 learn how to speak

Whether you are talking about your infinite love for your baby or a group of rare birds in the sky, let your baby see your enthusiasm, emotion and attention. These elements to improve the quality of your speech can attract his attention and make him try to understand what you are saying. Use rising tone to attract your baby's attention, and use falling tone to comfort or arouse your baby's positive emotions. In addition, babies like to listen to onomatopoeia and overlap. For example: "Chickens quack, Ducks quack ..." The baby will be very happy after hearing this, and will naturally imitate it in the future.

Step 4 play games

Babies naturally like games, and they can learn a lot in game interaction. So always play games with your baby to create a happy atmosphere. For example, in the nose touching game, you sit face to face with your baby and let him look at you. You say a certain part of the body, let the baby point it out. You ask him, "where's mom's nose?" The baby will point his finger at your nose. You can also point the baby at your body parts according to your language prompts. Babies can acquire language naturally and happily in this organized game.

5, training gestures

According to scientists' research, the sooner a baby can point with his index finger, the sooner he can express his needs and speak. The baby has been using gestures to express his needs from 8 months to 10 months. They will touch an object with their fingers to attract people's attention, hoping that people can meet their needs. For example, a mother can first demonstrate the baby's photos and flip charts with her fingers, say while pointing, and then pull the baby's fingers. After many trainings, the baby can learn to pull! When the baby arrives at an item, the mother should say the name of the item, speak slowly and speak more times to develop the baby's language.

If mom and dad do the above, then the rest is to wait patiently. The baby's individual development is different, and the time when "surprise" appears is different sooner or later.