How to Get a Silent Child to Speak? Author's Course on Speech Development for Children Aged Two and Up: Mom, Teach Me to Speak

Your child has become a silent one, you dream of hearing his first words and want to rejoice in his first phrases? Or he is already speaking, but his speech development is significantly lagging behind the age norm? If a child's speech is developing with a delay, it is necessary to approach the issue comprehensively: develop articulatory motor skills, work on the syllabic structure of words, on the grammatical side of speech, and on auditory perception, stimulate memory and cognitive operations.
We offer you one way to solve this problem: launching speech through teaching reading simple syllables using illustrated cards. We will rely on cooing, which consists predominantly of vowel sounds, and on the child's babbling, meaning the repetitive chains of identical syllables that typically emerge by 9-12 months.
With the help of cards, we will not only help the child pronounce his first words, but also work on the development of his phonemic awareness, on the sense of rhyme, and then your little one will learn forty simple quatrains using a special technique.