Care of The Infant - Vocalization and Language Development Flashcards
Watches face intently during interaction with orders
1 month
Utters small throaty sounds
1 month
Smiles in response to person or object
2 to 3 months
Cries less
Laughs aloud
2 to 3 months
Shows pleasure in making sounds
2 to 3 months
Coos and gurgles when given attention
4 to 5 months
Makes polysyllabic vowel sounds
6 to 7 months
Vocalizes “m-m-m-m” when crying
6 to 7 months
First signs of imitation of sounds
6 to 7 months
Responds to own name
8 to 9 months
Develops imitative (echolalia) and repetitive speech; uses vowels and consonants, (eg, Mama, Dada); comprehend words such as “Bye-bye”
8 to 9 months
Can say two meaningful words besides Dada or Mama; understands simple verbal requests, such as “Give it to me
10 to 12 months