# data[].attributes.body
Birth: At birth the only language used is crying.

2-4 Months: This is where cooing begins in the child.

5 Months: The baby begins to understand words.

6 Months: Babies begin to attempt language in forms of babbling.

7-11 Months: Babies start to learn their first language.

8-12 Months: Babies start to point and understand words.

13 Months: Babies speak their first words; "Mom," "No," "Mine."

18 Months: Babies vocabulary begins to start.

18-24 Months: Begin to understand words at a rapid pace.

# data[].attributes.body
The meaning of words and sentences. An example could be the words "Dogs" and "Cats." Both words describe animals, but both dogs and cats are different when compared together.

# data[].attributes.body
The appropriate use of language in different contexts. An example of this could be described in a word both used in medicine and vulgarity, "Penis" could be used in a medical field to describe male anatomy, or in the boy's locker room in middle school as a form of vulgarity, using the word "Penis" to describe anatomy in the locker room inspires laughter and light heartedness, while stating the same word in the hospital as an insult brings disapproval or confusion.

# data[].attributes.body
Units of meaning in word formation. This describes how different parts of a word have different meanings, such as the word "They're" this is a word that has two parts; "They" which describes a group of people, and "'re" a shorten form of "Are" the word "they're" can be expanded to "They are"

# data[].attributes.body
The way words are combined to form acceptable words or frases. An example of real life would be the use of the wrords: Their, There, They're. Each is used in their own context and when they are used improperly, the sentence is hard to understand. "I live over they're."

# data[].attributes.body
The way a language is represented in the audible form, such as spoken language, sounds or click, and music.