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prefers human face and voice and can discriminate phenomes (sounds)
newborn
coos and laughs
1.5-3 months
begins babbling
1.5-3 months
babbles in string of sounds
6 months
reduplicate sounds
6 months
varied babbling
8 months
begins using gestures to communicate
8 months
jargon
8 months
uses phonetically consistent forms for words (specific patterns or utterances that infants use to consistently refer to particular objects)
10 months
says 1st word
10-14 months
combines words based on word order rules
18 months
vocabulary explosion (50-400 words)
16-24 months
first sentence, uses bound morphology (bound roots)
18-24 months
uses 3 or more word combos but understands more than speaks
30 months
says up to 1000 words, adult like sentences
36 months
adapts style of communication to fit conversational partner
4 y/o
90% of language form is learned
5 y/o
learns written modes of communication w/ writing and reading
6 y/o
all American English speech sounds are aquired
8 y/o
able to completely participate in conversations and telling of narratives
adolescence
knows multiple meanings of words and figurative language
adolescence