If your child isn’t imitating you, despite your best efforts, it can be frustrating. But it's important to remember that sometimes it takes a lot of repetition before a child finally clicks and understands what you're asking of them. Building a strong working relationship with your child is key.
First, your child needs to understand that they have to do something to get something. Then, we need to consider whether it’s within their ability to produce the sounds or words you’re asking for. Lastly, is what you're offering truly rewarding to your child?
In this video, we’ll explore three case studies that highlight these points. Our methods may not be groundbreaking, but they emphasize the importance of consistency and perseverance in helping your child learn to imitate.