#TalkSpeechandLiteracy What parents can do TALK to your baby right from birth and imitate their sounds. TALK and Name things and talk about what you are doing. TALK Using simple words and sentences at first. TALK and read books with your baby. TALK and have conversations with your child at some time every day. ATTEND and Listen with interest when your child is talking to you. LISTEN - Don’t interfere or correct your child’s speech. LISTEN - Answer questions simply and clearly. LISTEN and allow your child time to get out what they want to say. TALK about pictures in books and name things in the pictures. TALK and Sing songs and read rhymes. KNOW YOU ARE IMPORTANT IN PROMOTING YOUR CHILDS DEVELOPMENT By Taking your child to the local library and read some stories to them. Then you can borrow or buy the ones that they particularly enjoy. ATTEND Give a younger child a chance to talk without being interrupted by older brothers and sisters. LISTEN - If your child is stumbling over words because they are excited, suggest that they tell you slowly. Then LISTEN to them carefully. ATTEND - Get down to eye level with your child when teaching a new word so they can see your lips and hear the word clearly. For children with a severe hearing loss, it is important that their hearing loss is recognised before 6 months of age. https://facebook/pages/TALK-Speech-and-Literacy-Initiative/735988236490001
Posted on: Tue, 27 Jan 2015 06:03:42 +0000
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