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Infants in the womb develop a familiarity with their mother's voice and sensitive to some outside sound like music.
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A baby begins to develop vowel noises and "babbles" imitating the language they hear.
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Infants and mothers tend to imitate each other which helps gain developmental skills in comprehending.
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The baby begins to comprehend commonly used words, play "peek-a-boo", and sometimes recognize their own name.
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The baby starts to point to objects conveying information to others, plays more turn-taking games, and begins to understand labeling objects with the help of a caregiver.
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Toddler continues to babble but they develop their language and accuracy/ speed of the speech increases fast. As well as their first word.
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Toddlers vocabulary expands to the max of 250 words, combines their words together, can learn up to two words a day.
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At this age, a child will begin to form longer sentences to communicate needs, wants, information learned, and anything else. that might happen and starts pre-school.
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The child at this age usually will be starting school so they will learn how to solve problems, communicating ideas, and read simple books for their age
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At this age, they will start to have a community of friends, read more, draw/ paint, have collection i.e. sea shells, understand time, months, days, and years.
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At this age, the child will create an even stronger community of friends, write more, read more, and develop more adult relationships
