You noted that babies walk before they talk, so I wanted to mention that a baby’s babbling and cooing is usually considered the first stages of talking. This progression a key part of language acquisition and expression, and I think the baby does this on their own. The caregivers then help the baby move into making words. 🌿
You noted that babies walk before they talk, so I wanted to mention that a baby’s babbling and cooing is usually considered the first stages of talking. This progression a key part of language acquisition and expression, and I think the baby does this on their own. The caregivers then help the baby move into making words. 🌿
You noted that babies walk before they talk, so I wanted to mention that a baby’s babbling and cooing is usually considered the first stages of talking. This progression a key part of language acquisition and expression, and I think the baby does this on their own. The caregivers then help the baby move into making words. 🌿