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When answering yes/no questions, if the child is just saying back “yes or no”, expand the utterance to include the full choice to demonstrate that there are two clear choices (i.e.Put their hands at your eye level to direct them and/or point to your eyes.Encourage children to look at your eyes when requesting,.Encourage asking for hugs (when the child wants one) to be consistent in teaching your child to respect someone’s personal space.
Explain that if they want to enter the other person’s space, they need to ask.
Place a hoola hoop around yourself and one around the child. Encourage the use of “appropriate personal space”.Now some tips for encouraging back and forth communication with your child: It is like the manners or expectations of communication both verbal and nonverbal. It is how we greet people, hold a conversation, take turns speaking, the personal space we maintain when we are speaking to others, eye contact etc. This helps your child to increase the words he knows and understand what those words mean. Point to as many items in your child’s world as you can and name them for your child. So, language is both understanding and expressing. We have to know and understand things in order to talk about them. This can be done verbally or nonverbally. Language is how we communicate our wants and needs. If your child is challenged learning to take turns talking and be understood, try some of these tips.įirst let’s define words you may hear when talking to professionals.
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