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Phonation - crying shows they know they need to communicate to get something

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babies are born with the ability to speak any language (this is why it’s easier to learn lang when young)

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Learn the rhythm of conversation through games

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11-12 months: variegated babble stage, rhythms and patterns of speech.

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7-10 months: canonical stage. non-crying sounds for getting/keeping attention, gesturing.

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Canonical stage start to use gestures and try to maintain your attention longer by coughing

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P, B and M sounds

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4-6 months development of b p and m sounds in the babies speech

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4 to 6 stage: babies start to laugh, vocalise displeasure and laughter, speech becomes a game, babies can move their eyes

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2 to 3- goo stage, typical "goo" and "coo" noise, start to recognise languages, babies can replicate all foreign language, shape speech to models

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Phonation stage: first 2 months, start to cry for different things, use vowels

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phonation stage- differentiation crying, baby is already paying attention,recognising voices, increasing and decreasing in sucking whilst listening to different sounds and voices
goo stage- cooing /gooing  noises (babble) begin to shape their speech to model
expansion stage- babble sounds more speech like, laughing and vocalising excitement babies,move eyes and watch conversations
canonical stage- non crying sounds to keep attention, cough and if parents notice they’ll continue,  as if they’re talking sounds like conversation, object permanence
around 12months they’ll have first few words

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4-6 months babies start to laugh and start to move their eyes

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Phonation stage- crying (babies know they need to communicate another way) recognises voice of mother and calms down. Babies need to hear their first words 500 words before learning them. Gooing stage- starting to recognise the sounds of their language. Shape their speech to that model. Expansion stage- sounding more speech like (p,b,m) laughing and squeeling. Moving their eyes to listen to conversations. Do sounds and gestures to get ur attention such as coughing. Variegated babble stage- babbling and gibberish, rhythms and patterns of speech. First birthday- first words.

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Phonation stage (nouns and crying) used to communicate needs, Goo stage (cooing) they are recognising sounds of their language, expansion stage (more speech like) more plosives sounds such as B and P, Canonical stage (long + short sounds) imitation, variegated stage (rhythms of speech).