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Use the same strategies across any language. Language isn't actually taught at that beginning stage, it's acquired. So just using the languages daily will support the child learning. The first step to language is acquiring the different sounds and this is done by hearing it spoken frequently, stories read in each language as well. It is recommended different parents or adults use one of the languages with and around the child, instead of all adults using all languages.
An interprofessional team of developmental pediatricians, therapist, educators, psychologists, and parents all help support a child with communication delays or disorders.
Hi Thanks for the video. My daughter of 2years of age is finding it difficult developing speech. I've applied all these illustrations in the video n more. She understands you, your commands and demonstrates basic intelligence for age. Vocabs development has been poor by my own assessment when compared to age bracket. I noticed she has a hypermobility of her tongue. She could flex her tongue in several ways, manners n directions. I know of such physiological variation but havnt seen none like hers. This is what I think may be the problem here. I may be wrong. I'm concern and worried. What more can I do please?
Is there any way you can get your child in to see a speech and language specialist? Are you here in the US? Each state has an early intervention program that is free, and all school districts have preschool for children 3 years and older who have speech delay. You can call these places yourself. You don't have to have a referral from anyone.
I have done every single one of these naturally 🤔 I am trying to help a child was looking for ideas. looks like I can just keep running my mouth all day long like I always have LOL 😂 Thanks for the video.
