Baby talk examples

0 to 6 months

• Hold your baby close and look at them as you talk to them. Babies love faces and will watch you and respond as you talk.
• Chat about what you're doing as you feed, change and bathe them.
• Sing to your baby – this helps them tune in to the rhythm of language.
• Repeat the sounds your baby makes back to them – this teaches your baby lessons about listening and taking turns in a conversation.
• Talk in a sing-song voice – this helps to keep your baby's attention.

6 to 12 months

• Name and point to things you can both see, for example, "Look, a cat".

  This helps your baby learn words and, in time, they'll start to copy you. As your baby gets older, add more detail, such as, "Look, a black cat".

• Start looking at books with your baby – you do not have to read the words on the page, just talk about what you can see.
• Only offer a dummy when it's time for sleep.

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It's hard to learn to talk with a dummy in your mouth. Aim to stop using dummies completely by 12 months.

• Play games like "peek-a-boo" and "round and round the garden". This tea
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