Aulia Zahroh Ayuningsih
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Language is the most important thing in the life. As social people, we
need to talk to each other. Thus, we need to know about language for
communication. We have studied language since we were born. At ages
between 0 – 6 months, babbies cry for different reasons such as being
sleepy, hungry, lonely etc. A mother usually knows the meaning of baby’s
crying than their father. She knows when a baby feels sleepy and when a
baby feels hungry. At ages between 6 -12 months, babbies pay attention
to conversations. They will respond to the conversations with babbling
expressively. A mother can talk to her baby when she is doing right now.
At ages between 12 – 18 months, babbies can identify their family
members. Sometimes they will feel uncomfortable when they gather with a
new person. They will run away and hide behind their family. At ages
between 18 months – 2 years, they talk to self and jabber expressively.
They have learned many words and this is time to explore their
vocabulary. They use 2 or 3 word sentences like “dady bye – bye”. At
ages between 2 -3 years, they have many vocabulary items up to 500
words. Thus, they can use simple phrases and sentences like “dady
coming”. They will be more talkactive at ages between 3 – 4 years. They
will ask many things such as what, who, where, why questions. If they
look at a strange thing, they will ask like what it is, where it is and
etc . They will ask whatever they look. At ages between 4 – 5 years,
children recognize some letters. Parents can teach them to write and
read a simple word. They might spell the letters one by one. Therefore,
parents must be patient when they teach their children. Finally,children
can write some letters and numbers at ages between 5 – 6 years. They
can write their first name and parents’ name. They also can read some
simple words. At this age, children are ready to enter an elementary
school. Those are the child language developments generally. After we
know the child language developments, we can teach our children based on
their age.
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