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Back talk isn't always a true expression of your child's feelings, and the reason might be rooted in something unrelated to you. Maybe your son is having problems with a friend in school and taking it out on you because he feels you're a safe target.eep Your Composure. You don't have to put up with your child talking back, but be careful about how you react, because your response can either improve or weaken your relationship with your child.
Rather than pointing out bloopers, model correct speech. For example, if your child says, âbaby wobin,â respond by saying, âYes, that is a baby robin.â. Try not to push your child to talk, slow down or repeat what heâs saying. Children develop at different rates â and they all need to learn at their own pace. Learning to speak and to use language follows a natural progression of steps (see the accompanying chart on speech milestones).