To cry like a baby, you can use the back of your tongue to create a squeaky noise, rather than your lips, while saying "what".
Breakdown of the Baby Cry Technique
Here's a step-by-step guide based on the video reference:
- The Squeaky Noise: Babies often make a distinct squeaky sound when they cry. This sound is crucial to mimicking a baby's cry.
- Tongue Position: The key to achieving this squeaky sound is by using the back of your tongue, not your lips. This position is the critical part of creating the specific sound.
- Vocalization: While making the squeaky noise with the back of your tongue, attempt to say the word "what". This combination of tongue position and vocalization is intended to replicate a baby's cry.
How to Practice
You can try this method:
- Position your tongue back in your mouth
- Attempt a squeaky noise.
- Add the "what" vocalization.
Additional Considerations
- Practice: It might take some time and practice to get the sound just right.
- Vocal Range: Babies have a unique vocal range, so it might help to mimic a high-pitched tone when attempting the cry.
- Context: Remember that a baby’s cry varies depending on the context, whether they are hungry, tired, or in pain, this method focuses solely on the basic cry sound.