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Babble is still around, but infants are able to say actual words and understand some spoken words
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Infants start being able to make coo sounds and begin to babble. Repeating constant vowel sounds
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Infants are interested in peek a boo
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Babbling is turning into intonation and speech patterns
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Vocabulary expands
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Spoken vocabulary is growing to many common words, gaining 200-250 new words
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Toddlers gain the ability to create short sentences
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The ability to ask questions becomes more pronounced.
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adult like sentence structure and problem solving
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Kids have the ability to follow instructions
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Kids begin understanding complicated vocabulary and have the ability to ask for help
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Longer sentences, understanding of conversation topic, and understand formal and informal conversations (friend v.s teacher)