1.-  Start as early as possible to help young learners adjust to sentence patterns, tone and intonation, even if they are not ready to speak. According to Charles Yang, author of "The Infinite Gift: How Children Learn and Unlearn the Languages of the World," "Even in the womb, a baby can begin to pick up on the rhythm and cadence of speech."

4.- Commit to helping your child learn English every day. Speak to your baby or young child as much as possible. Integrate reading or going through picture books into your routine. Ask other people in your child's life to speak and practice with him/her

5.- Build confidence by praising and encouraging them. Avoid being overly critical when grammar and pronunciation mistakes occur. Do not allow others  to make fun of them even if it is taking them longer to speak and learn. Celebrate any progress