Patient's question:
The child is five years old and has unclear pronunciation when speaking. After a thorough examination in the hospital, the frenulum was found to be normal, and other aspects are fine. The doctor recommended that the child undergo special training to correct their pronunciation. Is this approach okay?Doctor's answer:
Then parents need to enroll their children in speaking classes or provide more training at home for the baby. For example, strengthening exercises and stability. The parents of the baby should spend more time with their child, implementing language training through standardized responses from parents. Build a good language environment, thereby enhancing the baby's deliberate imitation ability in articulation and pronunciation. Developmental delays in language skills are generally closely related to hearing impairments in children, and parents should pay close attention.