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Prenatal to 2 years of age
Infants begin developing basic language skills. This begins with cooing at two months, by four months they are taking interest in games, as growth continues their babbling and cooing takes repetitive form by six to seven months, at eight to 12 month attention is established and babbling is turning into more recognizable sounds, and between 18-24 month our children have a vocabulary of 50-200 words -
2-5 (preschool)
Two to Five is a really exciting time when it comes to language development. You will observe more vocabulary expansion, letter recognition, name recognition, and the ability to form sentences that match intention. -
6-12 School-Age
School age is all about emergent literacy, and using expanded vocabulary in proper placement. This is where we see more expression of children and how they evolve into settings where they independently advocate for their needs.
