To adults, the drawings of 2-3 year old children are simply innocent, meaningless scribbles when playing with crayons. But in fact, behind those meaningless scribbles is the development of children's thinking, skills and creativity.

Children with autism, delayed speech, and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder are mostly due to limited contact and communication with the outside world, causing them to develop slowly both physically and mentally. On the contrary, if children are allowed to play - entertain - explore, it will help them learn, be confident, active, and develop comprehensive skills. Therefore, letting children go out to play and interact with nature will bring many great benefits later on.

Learning to speak is a long and natural process that begins right from birth. Your baby will experience listening to the sounds of speech from his mother and those around him. From there, he will learn to imitate and make babbling sounds, words, phrases, and then speak in sentences. It would be great if you understood your child and accompanied him in every stage of development, especially in "learning to speak" in the first years of life. Let's explore together the tips to help you learn to speak with your baby from birth to 1 year old in the following article.