The two sections of the lecture deal with a child's musical development and vocal emission to get closer to the topic of the relationship between the voice and hearing from the perspectives of a musician and a rapist.The foundation for emitting voice, speech, and vocal-vocal activities is effective hearing. When children talk monotonously, hoarsely, harshly, or unpleasantly, the issue isn't just with the way their vocal cords are working, an attack, or poor breathing-also it's with their level of audibility.We are currently discussing the restoration of both the voice and the hearing. This point should be included in every therapy session, but this is not the case because many educators use the same workout facilities for both children and adults. Children's hearing and movement should be improved for a few weeks or even months before you begin working on their voice and speaking.