Late talker children

LATE TALKER CHILDREN

According to a study, children normally begin to talk about a year old and above. It depends on the normal speech of children around the age of 10 to 12 months in which the first words begin to appear.

Factors of late talker

There is a major contributing factor in addressing child to late talker is hearing problem. If a child has a hearing problem, it is difficult for them to get language information, to imitate and produce sounds because they can not hear the sounds that people are making around.

Secondly, parents are less time-consuming  play with children and talk with children. Thus, it causes the child to lack language information directly from the person closest to them. Try not to teach them with plate language. Take out the right words so they can learn.

Lastly, health can also be a factor for late talker children. Children often have fever and flu. In addition, seizures or births as premature infants are also at risk of causing a child to talk slowly. But not all will experience it. It depends on the child's health development.

How to overcome the late talker problems?

Firstly, chat is simple techniques that can be practiced since birth. The frequency of a father's mother entertaining a children makes it quick to speak. At the same time, expose children to the use of foreign languages such as Arabic, English, Japanese and so on.

Secondly, we as a parents should let our children imitate what we say. Because they are in the period of learning to speak and collect the words in memory. Therefore, Preventing the child from imitating the conversation will make him lose his interest in saying the words he heard.