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About starting language and communication later

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About starting language and communication later

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first some kids take longer to talk and express their feelings i do not mean full on sentence but even cooing and babbling and ever kid develops at their own pace, nothing wrong with being a late bloomer but if your child is not communicating by 18 months see a doctor they may have a speech impenitent or a neurological disorder

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A baby from 2 months to 12 years is considered to be an infant. This is a very important time in their life, because they are experiencing rapid development in all areas.

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Uses simple gestures like shaking head “no” or waving “bye-bye”.

Says “mama” and “dada.”

Tries to say words.

Responds to simple requests (such as shaking head when asked, “are you all done?”).

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Makes sounds like "bababa," "dadada," "mamama."

Understands "no."

Points at things.

more gestures

repetetitive sounds

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Makes sounds like "bababa," "dadada," "mamama."

Understands "no."

Copies gestures such as nodding head for "yes" and shaking head for "no."

Points at things.

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Babbles and imitates sounds.

Laughs aloud.

Cries in different ways to show hunger, pain or being tired.

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Makes cooing sounds.

Chuckles in response to you.

Cries when hungry or uncomfortable.

Makes gurgling noises

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Make cooing sounds

Cries to communicate needs

Turns head towards sound

Yawns and arches back when overstimulating

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What is important about this area of development in infancy?

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What is important about this area of development in infancy?

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Language and communication is important in the infancy stage because it not only helps build the child's ability to communicate, but also allows them to express themselves. The infants can use sounds, facial expressions, and body movement to share how they feel and their needs.