Create a language environment: ensure that the baby is in a rich language environment. Communicate with your baby, try to use simple and clear language, and give enough encouragement and praise. Read more picture books, tell stories and play children's songs. , and provide various language stimuli.

Stimulate interest: observe your baby's hobbies, and then use these interests to stimulate your baby's desire to speak. For example, if your baby likes animals, you can use animal toys or pictures to guide your baby to learn related words and sentences.

Encourage social interaction: take your baby to parent-child activities, kindergartens or other social occasions so that they can interact with other children. This kind of social interaction can stimulate the baby's interest in speaking and provide more opportunities for language learning.

Patience and understanding: Every child develops at a different speed, and some children may need more time to master language skills. Be patient and avoid putting too much pressure on your baby. Try to guide them in a positive and encouraging way.