It was a chilly day, rain tapping insistently against the windowpane. My plans were set: a delivery to make and a hair appointment to keep. The weather wouldn't deter me.
At 12:35 PM, I hurried to pick up my son from school. My hairstylist paused her work as I dashed out. There he was, my little boy, waiting with a subdued smile. Unusually quiet, he didn't bounce around as usual. Perhaps he was tired.
I scooped him up, wrapping him securely on my back. But then I noticed it—the swollen bump on his forehead.
I Panic. What had happened? I wanted to storm back to the school, confront his teacher, but I held back.
My husband tried calling the teacher, but no response. It was 8:54 PM and she didn't return the call and my son's pain tugged at my heart. He couldn't tell me what happened; he is just two years old, still learning to speak.
****Dear fellow mothers, how could I help him develop his speech? His baby sounds aren't enough.***
What strategies have you used to encourage your child's speech? Share your experiences in the comments below!
As for me, I always talked my kids normally , I don't baby talked them.
I do that too.
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You can do that by engaging him in talking
Yes that's I do that often.
I also play and sing