Do you communicate with your child?

                                  

It is very rightly said that “Don’t talk to your child.” “Talk with your child.” There is a difference. When you talk to your child he or she listens to you and leaves the topic where it has finished. When you have conversation with your child, you get to explore his or her world of imagination.

Many parents complain about toddlers talking more lately than they should. They fail to identify the real causes. Do you want to know the causes? It’s you! Yes you read it right. Science has proved that when parents engage themselves in conversing with their child, it becomes easier for child to learn language skills.

You can communicate with your child even before he or she starts talking. You should talk more about intellectual things and let your child hear them. You should engage them in the conversation by taking their name and talking with love.

What are the effects that you would see? Read on to know:

•         Your child would have amazing language skills
•         He or she would have strong vocabulary
•         He or she would have stronger memory and sharper brain
•         He or she would develop great common and sixth sense
•         He or she would have impeccable communication skills
•         He or she would have strong imagination powers
•         He or she would be able to write down their thoughts so well
•         It would be easier for them to connect with people
•        Their social abilities would be amazing
•        They would achieve more goals as they can convince others about their skills        through their communication skills
•         It would be easier for them to be friends with various languages

We have tradition of storytelling. We all must have heard stories from our granny while sleeping in the childhood. What it did with our memory? During the time of sleep, brain accepts whatever you feed it. Those stories and their morals have stayed with us and they help us taking decisions in life with ethical thought process. Keep having healthy communication with your child; it would also help you explore your child more. You would understand their likes, dislikes, their perspectives and thought process.