Mealtime
“Time for milk!”
jam2 naai4 naai2 laa3!
Stroke baby’s cheek gently near mouth to cue drinking.
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Diapering
“Time to change diaper!”
wun6 pin2 pin2 laa3!
Lift little feet gently and tap knees as baby lies back.
Sweet Talk
“Give you a kiss first!”
sek3 daam6 sin1 laa1!
Nuzzle your nose against a chubby cheek, then plant a soft kiss.
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Baby’s Routine Practice (9-Month Exposure)
One micro-routine at a time. No screens for baby—speak naturally during physical caregiving.
Caregiver Fluency:Conversational
Full conversational serve & return scripts
Wren's Sweet Talk of the Day“Little cutie pie”得意豬dak1 ji3 zyu1
Say warmly when your baby smiles or makes eye contact.
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Parent Verbal Script
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“Time to eat!”
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LSHK Jyutping with Tones 1–6:sik6 faan6 faan2 laa3!
Babies learn language through high-pitched, exaggerated musical contours (Parentese), not textbook tone precision. Your warmth and melodic contour matter 10x more than perfect tones.
Wren's Seed Word:“eat meal”食飯sik6 faan6
Ready to practice with Baby.
Habit Anchor & Physical Cue (When X ➔ Say Y)
Anchor Trigger
As you clip on the bib or place baby in the highchair
Somatic Touch
The 3-Point Touch: Point to 手 (sau2 / hand), 腳 (goek3 / foot), and 肚仔 (tou5 zai2 / tummy).
Target Concepts Embedded:
eat meal食飯(sik6 faan6)yummy好味(hou2 mei6)
What is baby eating right now? • 今日食乜嘢200+ Foods & Staples
💡 Feeding a mixed dish or snack (e.g. mac & cheese, nuggets, tacos, stew)? Search the main ingredient baby is tasting (like cheese, pasta, chicken, potato, or bread)!
Popular Staples & First Foods
Milk
奶奶naai4 naai2
Water
水水seoi2 seoi2
Congee / Porridge
粥粥zuk1 zuk1
Baby Puree / Cereal
糊糊wu4 wu2
Egg
蛋蛋daan2 daan2
Banana
香蕉hoeng1 ziu1
Apple
蘋果ping4 gwo2
Tofu
豆腐dau6 fu6
Pumpkin
南瓜naam4 gwaa1
Broccoli
西蘭花sai1 laan4 faa1
Harvard child development research shows babies wire language fastest through 'serve and return'—wait for your baby to look, point, or babble, then reply with these prompts.
Serve & Return Reactive PromptsFull Sentences (Conversational)
Baby reaches out hand or leans forward:
“Do you want to have another bite? Open your little mouth wide!”
你係咪仲想食多啖呀？擘大個嘴嘴啦！
nei5 hai6 mai6 zung6 soeng2 sik6 do1 daam6 aa3? maak3 daai6 go3 zeoi2 zeoi2 laa1!
Baby swallows and pauses:
“Eating with such relish, pat your own tummy and say all full!”
食得咁滋味，自己拍拍肚仔話飽飽喇！
sik6 dak1 gam3 zi1 mei6, zi6 gei2 paak3 paak3 tou5 zai2 waa6 baau2 baau2 laa3!