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In the process of forming the pronunciation of sounds is very important are:
1) hearing and phonemic perception;
2) motility of the speech apparatus, ie, the mobility of the organs of speech - the tongue, lips, soft palate, lower jaw.
Hearing is a prerequisite for the formation of speech.The child begins to speak because we hear about. Any violation hearing in early childhood affects the development of speech. Therefore, under complex Tongues should always check your child's hearing and find out whether this is caused by the speech-impaired hearing loss.
Violation of the pronunciation of sounds found in children with normal hearing. In these cases, the tongue-tie due to a violation of motor articulatory apparatus, or lack of development of phonemic perception. Often gibbering occur among children who have impaired motor skills as well as phonemic perception.
Phonemic perception is the ability to perceive by ear and have to differentiate all the sounds of speech (phonemes), particularly the sounds that are close in sound, for example, n-b, and c w l - p.
Children with good phonemic perception too early to start talking purely, as they clearly perceive all the sounds of our speech - phonemes. Other children need to develop phonemic perception in speech classes.