Speech therapist Olga Kaufman — speech start and development

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Does your child not want to repeat exercises, run away, or get completely absorbed in play? Make speech gymnastics relaxed and interesting: Use a favorite toy: hold it at eye level, change your voice, intonation, and emotions while coming up with a simple plot. Add music: turn on a cheerful song to create a festive atmosphere. Turn the exercises into a competition: Check whose tongue is longer and who can reach the tip to the nose. Stretch the tongue to the right and left ear. Pucker the lips into a tube and stretch them into a wide smile. Puff out big cheeks and click the tongue like a horse. Regularity: practice daily for 5–10 minutes (if desired, you can repeat a short session after a few hours). When speech gymnastics turns into a creative theatrical game, the child develops faster and enjoys the activity! Olga Kaufman — specialist in speech start and development