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Uses two-word utterances with a rapid expansion of understanding words.

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Vocabulary spurts start! The baby produces strings of gibberish that parents cant really understand.

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Babies first words are spoken.

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Baby begins to use gestures, such as showing and pointing out objects.

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Change from universal linguistic to language specific listener. This is a halfway point between babbling and speech.

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The baby begins to babble and parroting words and putting syllables together

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The baby begins to understand their first word.

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The baby begins making a "coo" sound.

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Crying is the language used to communicate at birth.

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This means using the polite or correct type of language in that current situation. For example, the way that I talk to my friends is not the type of language that I would use when talking to my teacher.

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Language that is concerned with rules governing change in word meaning. For example, the word girl is one morpheme; it cannot be broken down any further. When the suffix s is added, the word becomes girls and has two morphemes because the s changed the meaning of the word.

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The sounding out of a word.
For example: chat is pronounced ch/a/t

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Syntax is defined as the importance of putting words in the right order when forming a sentence so that it's understandable in the current situation.