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    Birth To 6 Months Baby Talk: Prelinguistic Stage

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    The document outlines the stages of language acquisition in babies and young children, starting from birth to 6 months where they produce crying, whimpering and cooing noises. From 6 months to about 1 year babies engage in babbling, which can be repetitive or variegated. The first words appear between 6-12 months, leading to a two-word stage around 18-24 months and a telegraphic stage of using words but limited grammar at around 2 years old.

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    Birth To 6 Months Baby Talk: Prelinguistic Stage

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    The document outlines the stages of language acquisition in babies and young children, starting from birth to 6 months where they produce crying, whimpering and cooing noises. From 6 months to about 1 year babies engage in babbling, which can be repetitive or variegated. The first words appear between 6-12 months, leading to a two-word stage around 18-24 months and a telegraphic stage of using words but limited grammar at around 2 years old.

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    The document outlines the stages of language acquisition in babies and young children, starting from birth to 6 months where they produce crying, whimpering and cooing noises. From 6 months to about 1 year babies engage in babbling, which can be repetitive or variegated. The first words appear between 6-12 months, leading to a two-word stage around 18-24 months and a telegraphic stage of using words but limited grammar at around 2 years old.

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    Birth To 6 Months Baby Talk: Prelinguistic Stage

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    Jewel Ratilla
    The document outlines the stages of language acquisition in babies and young children, starting from birth to 6 months where they produce crying, whimpering and cooing noises. From 6 months to about 1 year babies engage in babbling, which can be repetitive or variegated. The first words appear between 6-12 months, leading to a two-word stage around 18-24 months and a telegraphic stage of using words but limited grammar at around 2 years old.

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    Consonant-vowel Noises:

     Crying
    Birth to 6 months
     Whimpering
    Baby talk
     Cooing
    Pre-production Stage
    6 months to about 1 year old.

    Prelinguistic Stage 3 years old.

    2 types of babbling
    Beyond Telegraphic Stage  Morpheme development
    Babbling Stage  Derivational affixes
    1. Repetitive
     Compounding
    2. Variegated
    Stages of Language
    Acquisition
    Telegraphic Stage
    First Words

    6 months to 12 months Two-word Stage


    2 1/2 years

    Holophrastic Stage 2 words


    Underextension
     18-24 months
    (1½ or 2 years) 20 consonants
     2½ years old
    Contextual clues

    Contextual clues

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