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Correct Your Kid's Speech Errors

Team AckoFeb 8, 2024

As a parent, when you start talking to your child, you generally resort to baby talking. You talk the way that almost feels like you are another baby talking to your baby. And that enthralls your child and makes him grin.

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As time passes, your child imbibes that. Understand that most part of speech of your child comes after hearing you. Your child picks up the sounds and syllables and then tries to imitate them, thus, learning how to speak. In all likelihood, your child will start speaking in baby language too.

But many times it happens that baby speech becomes his permanent speech if not corrected. So, the point is you must speak clearly in front of him and at the same time ensure that you correct your child’s speech. No matter how difficult may it be, never allow your child to pronounce incorrectly. Speech if once settled is difficult to change. So, right from an early age you must try that your child speaks the correct word with the needed pronunciation. This will help him in the long run and also give him a clear speech. Avoid reprimanding him for the same, though you need to be a little strict so that he learns in the best way possible.

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