Understanding the Stages of Language Development in Children

Dec 06, 2024

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Language development in children is a journey! From cooing as babies to speaking fluently, each stage is crucial for building communication skills. Check out our infographic to explore the key stages of language growth and how you can support your child during each phase. ud83dudcdaud83dudc76 <br>Bloom is a comprehensive educational platform that helps children and parents navigate learning and development. We offer insights and resources for fostering growth and enhancing early learning experiences.<br><br>Learn More: https://www.bloom.ky/blogs/stages-of-language-development-in-children<br>

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Understanding the Stages of Language Development in Children

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Stages of Language Development in Children PRE-LINGUISTIC STAGE (0-6 MONTHS) Involves nonverbal communication, laying the foundation for language development through crying, cooing, and gestures. BABBLING STAGE (6-12 MONTHS) Children start experimenting with sounds and say their first simple words like "mama" or "dada. SINGLE-WORD STAGE (18-24 MONTHS) Toddlers use single words to convey complete thoughts, such as "milk" or "up. TELEGRAPHIC STAGE (12-18 MONTHS) Toddlers say their first words, following simple instructions and starting to understand basic commands. TWO-WORD STAGE (24-36 MONTHS) Children combine two words to form basic sentences like "want toy" or "go park. MULTI-WORD STAGE (3-5 YEARS) Children communicate fluently with correct grammar and can engage in detailed conversations.