Every parent would want to hear the first words spoken by the little guy. Even so, you do not have to rush him to mimic your words. Let him speak in time, you have to do is provoke him to want to talk.
"4-6 month old baby has started to release voices, though not yet clear," said Melissa Essenburg, MS, CC, SLP, speech pathologist from San Diego.
Infants aged 0-12 months have talked stages until he could pronounce the words that have meaning. This began at the age of 0-3 months, when baby noises like crying and laughing. Age 4-6 months, baby will make a sound of two words repeated like dadada, bababa, papapa. Age 6-9 months, baby will mengabungkan few words.
His ability to speak would be increased at the age of 10-12 months. He will begin to imitate the words you speak but not exactly the same. His ability to speak will get better at ages 10-18 months.
Here's how to arouse the child would speak:
1. Respond ocehannya
Little noise? Feel free to respond. You can pretend to ask the purpose of talking, laughing or smiling. Show your happy face, then see his reaction.
2. Show expression
Take it for a joke as he spoke. For example with the tickling, kissing, or holding hands. Discuss all matters relating to yourself or your baby. For example, "Well, yes smart sister. Drinking milk until they run out! "
3. Go cry now
Do not remain silent when she saw the child crying. Go, Look at his eyes, then immediately ask, for example, "Why are you crying, boy?" It will help your child understand, that when he cries, the mother would ask him. So he must respond with answers.
4. Chat
Tell the activities that are or will you do with him. When changing her diaper or take him to eat, say, for example, "Let's change the diaper, yes, unfortunately, already wet ya". Then tell me what you're doing with him. Little will be more accustomed to, and understand when you ask her to speak.
5. Singing for her
Sing the song while you carry him, asking to sleep, or shower. Do it continuously so little accustomed to hear it. Next, he will try to imitate you.
6. Read story
Get used to reading stories before the child was asleep. His brain will respond and save them into memory when she fell asleep. Lap baby, show colorful story books, and read stories. The minor will immediately respond by pointing out the book you are holding.
7. Tell activities
For example when he grasped the food, dolls, or other toys. Mention what he was holding, so he learns to recognize objects. "Hold what it is, boy? Doll, huh? ". Or, "I make ya porridge, make a brother. Nice, right? "Do the same thing when he was performing his activities.
8. Keep repeating
Do keep the things that involve you both in every opportunity. As he began to imitate your voice, also repeat these words.
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