What are the stages of language development in children?
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– Language development typically progresses through several stages:
– Pre-linguistic stage: Babbling and cooing (0 to 12 months).
– Holophrastic stage: One-word utterances (12 to 18 months).
– Telegraphic stage: Two-word phrases (18 to 24 months).
– Later stages: Expansion of vocabulary, grammar, and syntax (preschool and beyond).