SRKR Vizag | ఎస్ ఆర్ కే ఆర్ వైజాగ్

Normally a two and half year old kid will be able to speak using small sentences. However few children take more time. Do consult a Paediatrician in such cases so that hearing or other issue, if any will be treated. To help your child with speaking – spend as much time as possible speaking to them, tell them stories, sing songs to them, complete the sentences using the few words they speak and tell them, speak about their toys, games they play and activities they do. Do not ever force them to speak.

When we are in peaceful locations, meetings or in events and have our mobile in normal mode – if we get a call it feels awkward to us as well as others. So, when we are in such situation, make sure the mobile is in vibration or silent mode. If you don’t know how to set your mobile in that mode, do learn it. Some people have a habit of talking loudly on phone – it is very disturbing to all around them. So whenever you are speaking in phone, speak quietly. If at all for any other reasons you have to speak louder like to express your anger, you may go to an area where none is disturbed and do so.

ప్రశాంత ప్రదేశాల్లో మొబైల్ ని నార్మల్ మోడ్ లో పెట్టడం వల్ల మీకు ఎమన్నా కాల్ వస్తే మీకూ ఇబ్బందే అందరికీ ఇబ్బందే, అందుకని అటువంటి ప్రదేశాలకు వెళ్ళినప్పుడు మొబైల్ ని వైబ్రేషన్ లేదా సైలెంట్ మోడ్ లో పెట్టండి. ఒక వేళ అలా ఎలా పెట్టాలో తెలియకపోతే నేర్చుకోండి. కొంత మందికి ఫోన్ లో గెట్టిగా మాట్లాడే అలవాటు వుంటుంది. ఫోన్ లో మాట్లాడినప్పుడు మెల్లగా మాట్లాడాలి. నిజంగా గెట్టిగా మాట్లాడడం అవసరం అయితే ఎవరికీ ఇబ్బంది కలిగించని ప్రదేశానికి వెళ్లి మాట్లాడండి.

It is quite natural for all of us to think of helping immediately a child who has fallen or is in some uncomfortable situation. However if we keep helping them always and in all situations, they will never learn to come out of such situations on their own. In order to provide them more opportunities to learn on their own to get out of situations and get back to their work once they fall, we have to restrict helping them. This will ensure that they become independent adults later in their lives.