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Crying, Cooing, Communication: Baby's First Year

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EDUCATIONAL VIDEO*** This video offers practical advice for parents and caregivers on how to help their baby reach important speech and language milestones during the first year, from crying to cooing, babbling, and talking. If you are concerned that your baby is not reaching milestones, trust your instincts, talk to your healthcare provider, and don't hesitate to schedule a screening with a speech-language pathologist.

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Newborn babies vocalization are involuntary crying. In early weeks infants are able to hear the differences between human languages and distinguishes the voices of their parents. At three months of age, babies "coos" and "gurgles" sounding alike a conversation. Most babies will have begun to produce a few words.

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Language Acquisition at Macquarie University

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At the end of their first year most of the babies understands  some frequently repeated words in the language or languages spoken around them. In their second year of age, they can produce at least 50 words, or more. They communicate by combining simple sentences, in "TELEGRAPHIC" way

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El habla y el lenguaje en niños de 3 a 5 años

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In this period, children master morphemes. They start making WHY questions, meanwhile they have a better understanding of manners and time, HOW and WHEN questions emerge.

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The Language Tree - Child Language Development

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At this point, most children are able to ask questions, give commands, create stories. They use correct word order and grammarical markers, that means that they have acquired the basics structures of language and they continue learning vocabulary,

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Developing oral language skills in preschool children

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Children begin to develope metalinguistic awarenes. They can separate objects from their meaning

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Oral language: The foundations of reading and reading intervention

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Reading reinforces the understandig representations. Their vocabulary grows and they acquire different language registers. They can also learn how written language differs from spoken language.