Child
Language Development
We
know that we learn language as well as we learn to speak since we were
born. Children have some significant
development in each stage with its important points in each stage. According to sources, there are many
different versions of the divisions of the stage. Still, they have the same point and almost
same division as well. The first stage
is at age about 3-12 months, your
baby will most likely cooing and laughing.
They begin to play with sounds and communicate with gestures. Babbling is an important point at this stage
and words are beginning to form by around 12
months. The second stage is about 12-18 months, during this period a
child is starting to say many words. At
age 18 months, children use around
50 words, can understand what they say and are able to follow simple
instructions. Third, your toddler’s
vocabulary will grow for more, at age 18
months to 2 years old. They start to
put words together and make short sentences.
Most of the time you will be able to understand what they say. Coming at age 2-3 years, a child will be able to speak in longer and more complex
sentences. Your child’s speech sounds
properly. A child might play and talk at
the same time. The next stage is
happening at 3-5 years old
preschooler. You can expect a
conversation with topics, longer and more complex sentences than before. They might understand basic rule of grammar
as their growing vocabulary and various types of sentences. The last stage of child language development is
at age 5-6 years, during early
school years. Children will learn more
words. They become a better story teller
as they learns to put words together and make different types of sentences. In other words, we can conclude that language
development of children has specific characters on each stage. Thus, we should often speak to them as if
they know what we are talking about as well as we know what they are talking
about so that they are encouraged to learn how to speak as well as language.
Anjaa’a
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