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The development of speech takes place in 4 stages. As from a simple "yum-yum," we get to "mom, I want to eat in front of the mirror."
At first, the infant learns to distinguish between sounds, which phonemes are related to his native language and which are not. Gradually learns the first combinations of letters. As a cat or a dog says, what is the sound of a siren or a door closing. In the early stages, kids use words from several sounds, such as yum-yum, wee, or moo.
The second stage is words. Syllables form words. Previously we called them sound combinations. Cluck sounds a lot like quack. If you want your child to learn to pronounce words more clearly, do not rush to move on to them without fully mastering the syllables. At the second stage, along with the development of speech, an understanding of the word's meaning appears. The child does not say yum-yum simply because he is practicing pronunciation techniques, but he is hungry. Needs and demands are growing, and this contributes to the expansion of the conscious vocabulary.
The third stage is forming phrases. Child vocabulary now is primarily nouns and verbs. The kid is actively binding together objects and actions. Adjectives, adverbs, and other speech parts are less involved in phrases, and they develop more actively at the last stage.
The last fourth stage is the formation and presentation of a complete thought with the help of sentences. At this time, a child needs to be understood as he imagined it. An object for him becomes not just an object but also something with a shape, color, and location.

Have you ever wanted to see the world through the eyes of a child? Try chocolate for the first time, hear the sound of a waterfall, or watch a sunset on the ocean? It's impossible to see the world through the eyes of a child, but it's worth a try. Most things and actions have become routine for us, and language is one of them. While the baby is just starting to learn about this world, delighted by the sound of the sea, we easily express our thoughts and emotions through words.
What is language? Language is a system of verbal expression of thoughts. Language is a complex phonetic, grammatical, and lexical system that expresses feelings, ideas, and beliefs. Language is a social phenomenon and a means of communication. Such a simple word as a language has many meanings, but they all set out one basic idea - the need for mutual understanding in society.
Communication with a child begins from the first days of his life. The child communicates with us with the help of screaming and crying, smiling and laughing. Any mother will tell you that sometime after the delivery, she can easily distinguish a cry of hunger from a cry of fatigue.
The child's knowledge of the world is growing. Over time, the need for self-expression develops. The kid no longer wants to sleep and eat, and he wants to play, give or take away. It is not always possible to get what you wish to by shouting. Observing the communication of their parents, he begins to develop his speech and language.

Welcome to Bright Circle.
We are happy to present you with a creative environment for the development of the skills of your kid. With our help, your children will develop creative potential, fine motor skills, logical and spatial thinking. However, the most important here is the fact that they will gain foreign language abilities.