By avoiding one common mistake you can dramatically improve your baby or toddler’s ability to communicate with you. This will allow your baby to learn to communicate through gestures and eventually talking faster, and reduce their frustration and yours.
By doing this early you’re less likely to have a future toddler who screams or grunts instead of telling you what they need. And if you already have a toddler who’s doing that, you can make this simple change to also help them improve their communication skills.
Even babies who can’t talk yet are able to learn to communicate with us in non-verbal ways if we allow them to. And once your little one has a convenient way to tell you what they want, life becomes easier for both of you.
This change sounds so simple when you hear it, but I think you’ll be surprised by just how effective it is once you put it into practice. Enjoy!
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