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    Chatterbox and loud

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    • C Offline
      cnimed
      last edited by

      Red_Snow:
      but it seems difficult for him coz the way he talks will sound so unnatural, half way between whispering n talking



      So cute! Maybe he just needs some time to get used to modulating his voice volume. 🙂

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        Red_Snow
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        deminc:
        Red_Snow:

        but it seems difficult for him coz the way he talks will sound so unnatural, half way between whispering n talking




        So cute! Maybe he just needs some time to get used to modulating his voice volume. 🙂

        yeah, but I hope won't take too long :lol: thanks for the advice, trying playing whispering game with him n lucky he knows how to whisper 😄

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          bets81
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          have u ever brought ur child to a hearing test? One my uncle’s kid liked to speak very loudly… they then found out that he has a hearing issue on one of the ear…

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            Red_Snow
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            bets81:
            have u ever brought ur child to a hearing test? One my uncle's kid liked to speak very loudly... they then found out that he has a hearing issue on one of the ear...
            did the test at hospital when he was a newborn and another one, I cant remember how many months old during check up at poly.

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              Funz
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              When my kids first started childcare, I realise suddenly that they are speaking very loudly. It happened with DD and again with DS. I realise then that in a childcare the noise level can be quite high especially during play and interaction time so the child tends to speak very loudly.


              My nephew too, speaks very loudly. He is naturally loud, I think due to him being looked after my his granparents when he was younger and they talk very loudly and the TV is forever blaring in the background. Then when he went into childcare, also noisy so he continues with that volume. And there was once we noticed that he was even louder then ever, we eventually realised that his allergies were acting up and the backed up mucus is affecting his hearing. Once that cleared he went back to his normal loudness.

              I guess there is no fast solution, only way is to constantly remind them to keep their volume down. Eventually they become more aware. There were times when DD will start speaking at a pretty loud volume and sheepishly say I very loud hor.

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