Communication is a very important skill for your pre-schooler to have,however you must help her to develop that skill. It is critical that you are always speaking with your infant/toddler this allows her to begin to understand language.The Brocas area of the brain is responsible for language development . Your baby is not speaking but the Brocas area records all the information and when it is time to speak your baby will have words to express herself.Whenever you introduce a new concept you must allow your toddler to grasp it ,understand the word and the action : for example you can start on by saying your are finish drinking your bottle give my your bottle. After a few experience your infant will understand the action that goes with the words.
Here are some language skills that you should develop with your infant/toddler
questions:
What is your favorite .... part of the story, meal,or a trip
Do you need more?
What are you doing?
Do you need help : this is critical for your child to understand because if helps with self-regulation
What is your name/mother's /father's etc
What is your favorite color
You should speak with your infant/toddler in whole language ,no baby talk.
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