I really like it when children start to explain things naturally. Their innocence and self-confidence, which will be polished over time, allows them to launch stories of any kind. It seems to me that as they grow, this way of explaining themselves begins to be fundamentally inhibited because they start to come into conflict with the desire to socialize and to have to say things that are good for others. And the kids want to belong to the group at all costs.
However, at home or at school we can indicate that they can maintain the desire to communicate, explain and tell stories. Naturalness is essential not to lose it, over time it will be polished and can explain much more sophisticated things with little effort.
There are other elements that can also work more because since they were little they have it, although as we said they seem to lose it when they grow up. Thus it is very important that they maintain their empathy with the audience and learn from the reactions that it has. They can also modulate reactions by playing with humor including anecdotes or adventures that promote the smile.
These summer days where kids never tire of swimming, playing in the pool or in the sea and have moments of more tranquility We can take advantage to promote the action of explaining, telling adventures or anecdotes and let them see how others react in addition to themselves.
So it is important that they learn to use the body to communicateand the voice, the arms, the face because it makes it easier for the message to arrive. As they grow they can dominate the scene and walk, because at first it will seem that they have been nailed to the ground, and they will also rely on elements such as their clothes or gloves, a hat or a musical instrument.
And the children have a lot of ground gained because they always call our attention with what if they also explain things to us, they motivate us, they smile at us and they entertain us, they will get us to applaud them, laugh with them and feel happy.
Maybe in the future they can feel passion for what they do although I think that speaking in public is a technique that they have to learn, and more when we have already commented that the management of oneself will be key in the future. And above all the parents do not have to restrict it, let them flow, make mistakes, learn to function and build a technique that will be polished over time.
Maybe when they grow up they behave like a child absolutely excited about what they do, so it's time to start doing it.
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