GROUP 6 by LABOS, BERNADETH P. https://padlet.com/labosbernadeth/gb4eru720x8kb1xp Explain the six stages of a child's first language acquisition. en-us 2022-09-09 07:04:18 UTC 2026-01-29 08:57:15 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f476.png DO YOU KNOW? labosbernadeth https://padlet.com/labosbernadeth/gb4eru720x8kb1xp/wish/2289507471 The smallest baby that survived its infancy was just 7.47 ounces when she was born and only measured 9.4 inches in length. The child is named Kwek Yu Xuan and was born in Singapore.

The baby was delivered at just 25 weeks via C-section. She has a few difficulties associated with being born prematurely.

]]> 2022-09-09 11:12:43 UTC https://padlet.com/labosbernadeth/gb4eru720x8kb1xp/wish/2289507471 2. Babbling Stage labosbernadeth https://padlet.com/labosbernadeth/gb4eru720x8kb1xp/wish/2289521892 This stage takes place from (6-8months) of age. A newborn learns to recognize its mother's voice from birth when the baby starts to associate the sounds, and phrases that develop objects or things. 

There are 2 different types;
Marginal babbling (between 4-6 months) the baby may start ramping up their vowel pronunciation and pairing vowel sounds with consonant sounds. Most of these are single syllables such as “ma” and “da.” 
Canonical babbling (between 6-10 months) the baby will start making recognizable syllable sounds — and stringing several of them together.

There are 3 types of canonical babbling:
Reduplicated- where a baby repeats the same syllable sound over and over (“babbabbabba”).
Non-reduplicated- where the syllable sounds strung together are different (“meebaagoo”).
Conversational babbling- A conversational babbling stage wherein still isn’t putting real words together but can understand the typical dialogue between people including expression, pauses, volume changes, and even hand gestures. 

]]> 2022-09-09 11:30:55 UTC https://padlet.com/labosbernadeth/gb4eru720x8kb1xp/wish/2289521892 3. Holophrastic/One-word Stage labosbernadeth https://padlet.com/labosbernadeth/gb4eru720x8kb1xp/wish/2289523238 This is known as the one-word stage or holophrastic stage. The child starts to construct one-word sentences around (9-18 months) this time.
Children utilize one-word utterances at this time to ask for or get what they want. However, they are frequently not readily apparent. A child might scream "Mama" to your attention, for instance. The baby is ready for the next stage if they can talk in a series of one-word sentences.




]]> 2022-09-09 11:32:38 UTC https://padlet.com/labosbernadeth/gb4eru720x8kb1xp/wish/2289523238 4. Two-word Stage labosbernadeth https://padlet.com/labosbernadeth/gb4eru720x8kb1xp/wish/2289523701 The two-word stage is composed primarily of sentences that are two words long, as the name suggests, and it is around (18-24 months) of age. One word serves as the predicate and another as the subject in the sentences at this level. In this stage, we observe the emergence of single modifiers, e.g. "That book," and two-word queries, for example, "Doggie eat" for the phrase, "The dog is eating." Such as, "Daddy sleep? ”.]]> 2022-09-09 11:33:13 UTC https://padlet.com/labosbernadeth/gb4eru720x8kb1xp/wish/2289523701 5. Telegraphic Stage labosbernadeth https://padlet.com/labosbernadeth/gb4eru720x8kb1xp/wish/2289524206 This talking stage takes place around (24-30 months of age. The sentences produced during this stage are similar to the information found in the telegrams this stage is known as the telegraphic stage.

During this stage children do not appear to commonly make word order errors even though the sentences are shortened. The order of the subject, verb and object is mostly correct, but increases during the later months of this stage. Children develop rapidly from age two onward and can move from relatively simple two-word utterances to a broad range of utterances within just a few short months.


]]> 2022-09-09 11:33:53 UTC https://padlet.com/labosbernadeth/gb4eru720x8kb1xp/wish/2289524206 6. Later Multiword Stage lumanaomark https://padlet.com/labosbernadeth/gb4eru720x8kb1xp/wish/2289595089 From 30 months and beyond, children will typically begin to communicate in more substantial sentences that make both grammatical and functional sense. According to Bolinger (2002) at this stage is fastest increase in vocabulary with many new additions everyday; no babbling at all; utterances have communicative intent. There is a great variation among children, seems to understand everything said within hearing and directed to them.

]]> 2022-09-09 12:41:45 UTC https://padlet.com/labosbernadeth/gb4eru720x8kb1xp/wish/2289595089 1. Cooing/Pre-talking Stage rizzzalthea https://padlet.com/labosbernadeth/gb4eru720x8kb1xp/wish/2290392557 This stage takes place from (0-6months) of age. During this time, the child does not speak but is beginning to understand short words and phrases that are central to their needs and interests.
Cooing, also known as mewing, is another universal stage of development that occurs around 6-8 weeks old. Babies at this stage makes sounds like ‘coo’ ‘goo’ and ‘ga-ga’ are made.]]> 2022-09-10 02:09:40 UTC https://padlet.com/labosbernadeth/gb4eru720x8kb1xp/wish/2290392557 REFERENCES labosbernadeth https://padlet.com/labosbernadeth/gb4eru720x8kb1xp/wish/2293474934 ReGain Editorial Team. (2022, July 12). What Is Infant Attachment, And How Can You Create A Secure One | Regain. Retrieved from https://www.regain.us/advice/attachment/what-is-infant-attachment-and-how-can-you-create-a-secure-one/

Stages of Language Acquisition. (2021, August 2). Scientific Editing. Retrieved from https://www.scientific-editing.info/blog/stages-of-language-acquisition/?fbclid=IwAR2IYltHHxu1viiUdzygfnhnjPzKpe1dfuSwoEJJPM4gO346SRy5iaBTSVs

Glatz, K. (2022, June 10). What’s the Largest Baby Ever Born? AZ Animals. Retrieved from https://a-z-animals.com/blog/whats-the-largest-baby-ever-born/
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