Something you find when you have kids is when they attempt to talk you provide ad-libs. Now an ad-lib is an improvised line, usually said in the gap in between lines. So when your kid tries talking but can't quite pronounce, try repeating the right word to help them out. This is called recasting, a useful steer, a gentle correction for them to hear. Repeating is teaching a foundation of learning by repeating the words, you will reaffirm it. Their progress with speech with positive attention so keep ad-libbing on the words that they mention. Let me show you exactly how an ad-lib works. Listen to the way they fit in a verse. Rapping takes skill, practice makes perfect. Perfect. If you rehearse a verse, best way to learn it. Learn it. Children are the same when mastering speech. Speech. Want the same stories each night before sleep. Sleep.
Remix/Reload!
Rapping takes skill, practice makes perfect. Perfect. If you rehearse a verse, best way to learn it. Learn it. Children are the same when mastering speech. Speech. Want the same stories each night before sleep. Sleep. So those are ad-libs and now you know. Know. It's your turn to have a go. Go!
If you're child is just starting out saying a few words, chances are they're going to be making a few mistakes here and there.
The best strategy to help them improve is to ignore the mistake and repeat the word back to them, saying it correctly. The more they hear it, the closer they'll get.
