1. Buy an animal picture book and read it to your baby at least once a day. This is a precious time to teach your baby to learn, and it is also a rare time for you to share with your baby. Familiarizing the baby with the animal names in the pictures is the first step he needs to master.

2. Choose an animal in the picture book and try to imitate its sound when you finish its name. Usually, you'd better choose a more popular animal. Try to choose a puppy, a cow, or a kitten. Of course, you can also choose roosters, goats, donkeys and the like.

3. Play a game with your baby: You ask him, "What does the dog bark?" Then let him try to imitate the dog's barking instead of imitating it. Before you answer, you have to wait and see if he can say it. If you need to answer this question, you'd better speak out loud.

Repeat your question at least four times a day. Do this training for two days, waiting to see if the baby can say the animal's cry by himself. On the first day, your baby may answer your questions fluently and clearly. But for most babies, it takes a week or more.

After your baby learns the animals you gave him, try to train him with different animals in this way. You should make sure that the sound of each training is not particularly complicated, otherwise your baby may lose the fun of learning because it is difficult to imitate. For example, when you say chicken crow, don't tell him that chicken crow is "croak!" "This is too difficult for a child who is only ten months old. You can simply say: the rooster crows "whoa, whoa, whoa!" " "You see, how many babies can't learn such simple and easy pronunciation?

6. You can also take your baby to the zoo or watch a movie to let him know something about real creatures. In this way, it will stimulate his interest in imitation more.

Preschool education, also known as preschool education, refers to the planned education of children before they enter primary school by institutions that implement preschool education according to certain training objectives and children's physical and mental characteristics. Its main task is to coordinate children's physical and mental development and prepare for primary education.