The more we talk to them, the better. If you talk a lot with your child during the first three years you will be benefiting in the acquisition of speech, reasoning and therefore, in its development.
Talk to them frequently with a wide range of complex words and phrases It helps them incorporate new words into their vocabulary, learn what words mean, how grammar works and speak in different tenses.
In addition, of course, a fluid conversation helps to lay the foundations for good communication between parents and children.
Not only do you have to talk to them a lot, but it is very important how do we talk to them. Parents who talk more with their children tend to lead them to positive expressions such as "very good" or "good" in an encouraging tone, however when parents speak less use more negative expressions such as "not that" or "do not do that" In a daunting tone.
Some good tips for talking with your child: talk to your child, ask questions and explain things using new words. Always speak positively and encouragingly. Read many stories. Let him make decisions.
And remember that it is as important to talk to them as to listen to them and teach them to listen to others.
