When your child first started repeating words back, did they sound very little like the word? I’m…
When your child first started repeating words back, did they sound very little like the word? I’m not positive my son is hearing them right.
When your child first started repeating words back, did they sound very little like the word? I’m not positive my son is hearing them right.
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Toddlers haven't mastered the ability to say certain words because of how we use our tongues to say things. L's and R's are particular hard. What is he having trouble with?
Victoria ·
My oldest said “gwany” for “blanket” for a little while. Lol makes no sense, but he eventually figured it out.
Kelly 🌻·
@lovelily, he pronounces words in his own way. He still gets frustrated. ‘Thank you’ is ‘ga-gu’
‘Milk’ is ‘ha-kkkk’
Kelly 🌻·
Hug is also ha-kkkk
Kelly 🌻·
@mrschanandlerbong95, hahahahaha awww
Kelly 🌻·
@karen.deserres, toys and tv have helped his vocab so much!
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@kellynicole Lily says gank goo for thank you but can pronounce yellow just fine. It surprises me how she can say some words and not the others. Banana is "nena".