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Children normally speak in 2-word utterances from about 18 to 24 months. These tiny almost-sentences can actually pack in a lot of meaning, such as, "Cookie here!" showing the object and the location.

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Children can typically understand quite a few words at just 13 months, but they understand them before they can speak them.
Babies also go through a "vocabulary spurt," a rapid growth in their vocabularies, that usually takes place between 13 and 25 months.

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Infants begin using gestures in their communication from about 7 to 15 months of age. I learned that it is important that they learn to point, and if they are not pointing, it could be a sign of something that may need special attention.

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Babies cry from birth, and crying can be for many things, one of which, to communicate.
Babies begin cooing at about 2-4 months old.
Typically babies begin babbling at about 6 months old.

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From birth to about 6 months, babies learn to distinguish between phonemes.

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Knowing that you probably should not address your professor as "Bruh"

In other words, knowing when and how to speak in certain ways is called the "pragmatics" of a language. Another good example of this is the French word "vous", which is the formal way of saying the English word "you." You probably wouldn't call Mr. President "tu," the informal word for "you."

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Morphemes are units of sound that contain meaning. This could be a word like "Talk" or a sound that attaches to words to 'morph' them into a new meaning, such as -ing "Talking."

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The basic sounds that make up a language is the Phonology.

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SUH-MAN-TICKS: Definition: What something *means*.
Get it?
Because definitions... Yeah.
Semantics includes knowing that the word "hat" means "That thing you put one your head."

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The of words order of is syntax.
The words way put together are how and sense make they.

Was that confusing? That is because the words were not in order according to how English structures sentences.
Syntax is the order of words of different forms to make sense. In English, for example, it would be strange to the "The apple green." when choosing which fruit you would prefer, (One might say, "The green applewhile in French and many other languages, the noun would indeed go before the adjective and make full sense.