Instructions in English

Have you noticed that your child doesn't imitate you when you wave or clap?

Many parents think it's due to a lack of understanding, but the truth is that imitation is an independent skill that requires practice.

Imitation is the first step in learning. Through it, children learn:

* Speech
* Play
* Follow instructions
* Interact with others.

Guidelines in English

 

📌 If your child isn't imitating, start with these steps:

1. Make the activity fun (clapping, funny movements, sounds)
2. Sit in front of your child at eye level
3. Give a simple and clear command: “Imitate me”
4. Help your child physically if they don't respond (gently hold their hand)
5. Reinforce immediately after any attempt (a kind word or applause)

⚠️ Remember: Not imitating doesn't mean your child doesn't understand; it means they need gradual and structured training.

✨ Start with simple steps… and you'll notice the difference with practice.

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We channel 10 years of hands-on experience to transfer skills from therapy rooms into your child's daily routine, focusing on communication and imitation via scientific methods (ABA).

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