Babe don't say so
sounds like the infant is trying to talk are referred to as (with pitch changes, pausing, intonation)
Jargon
Dad on floor, looking eye to eye is .....
Being face to face
Child pointing to object and vocalizing demonstrates what milestone?
Intentionality
idiosyncratic word-like production that children use that is not like the adult form
Phonetically consistent forms (PCFs)
children's MLU about the same as adults at what age
6
consists of repeating consonant-vowel pairs, as in “ma ma ma
Reduplicated babbling
A parent with a game or toy will sometimes need to encourage the child to learn to
Take turns
First word usually occurs by
12 months
Children typically suppress the majority of phonological processes by age
3
perceive /k/ and /l/ as two distinct phonemes- drawing a boundary between the two sounds -this is known as
Categorical perception
Sounds of distress, comfort, burping, coughing are know as
Reflexive vocalizations
The dad says 'Yes, that is a big, black dog " after the child points and says "Doggie" is an example of
Expanding and extending the child's utterance
6 months to 1 year there is more interest in looking at and manipulating objects around them. THey also begin shift the attention of the objects to another person. THis is the development of....
Joint attention and reference
One language content and one language use milestone at stage of toddlerhood
Content- word learning strategies, (Whole object biasis, taxonomic principles, mutual exclusivity etc.
Use- Discourse functions (requesting info, providing,info, social exchange Etc.)
Conversational skill- going back and forth, but cannot sustain more than 1-2 turns
Gesture that indicates a precise referent and has stable meaning across different contexts, such as waving “bye-bye.”
Referential gesture
After reflexive sounds, the next earliest to emerge are
Cooing and laughter
While in a store the mother says "Ball" while holding the ball "Doll" while holding the doll is an example of
Labeling
Features of IDS
higher pitch, exaggerated contours, slower speech, lower MLU, fewer clauses, more receptions, more questions
Syntax at this time is generally a sentence like- Doggie eat. This is know as
Telegraphic speech
Fast mapping problem and how it is solved
knowing what word is being referred to
solved by in context learning and/or word learning strategies
Emerges around 4-6 months
Vocal play
Mom picks up pot and sits on the floor with her daughter and pretends to cook with her, THis is an example of
Following the child's lead
Criteria for the judgement of a true word
Said with intention
Closely resembles the adult form
Used consistently
The 50-word mark usually co-occurs, with the appearance of children’s first
Grammatical morphemes
One pro
One con of ■MacArthur Bates Communicative Development Inventories
Parents over / under report
SLP is seeing the child one time, may be bad day for child, may not like the place being tested etc.