Speech and Language Milestones
Receptive language Expressive Language
Birth-3 Months · Alerted to loud sounds
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Birth-3 Monthssound
· Makes sounds when talked to child. |
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4-6 Months
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4-6 Months
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7 Months-1 Year
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7 Months-1 Year
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2-3 Years
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2-3 Years · Has a word for almost everything. Says around 40-50 words at 24 months · Uses two- or three- words to talk and ask for things.
· Uses question to ask for something (e.g., “My mamma?”).
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3-4 Years · Understands functions of the object · Understands differences in meanings (stop-go, in-on, big-little) . · Follows 2- and 3- part commands · Recognizes time in pictures and all the major colors. · Answers simple “who?”, “what?”, “where?”, and “why?” questions. · Comprehends comparison sentences. · Able to comprehend the simple present and future present. · Comprehends demonstrative nouns-this, that and there. · Has a 1,200-2000 or more receptive vocabulary
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3-4 Years · Uses language to express emotions. · Uses nouns and verbs most frequently. · Is conscious of past and future. · Sentence grammar improves, although some errors, still persist · Appropriately use is, are, and am in sentences · Tells two events in chronological order · Talks about activities at school or at friends’ homes. · People outside of the family usually understand child’s speech. · Uses a lot of sentences that have 4 or more words. · Usually talks easily without repeating syllables or words. · Has a 800-1,500 or more words expressive vocabulary
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Check more about milestones: https://www.aapd.org/globalassets/media/policies_guidelines/r_speechmilestones.pdf
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