Baby language development: Babbling evolves over time, and some babies can say mama and dada from six months – although seven to eight months is more common. And then around their first birthday, some babies can say “mama” and “dada” plus another word to construct a mini sentence. #kalixjacob #fbreelsvideo #fbreels #baby #milestone | Dr.Mitch V. Mendoza

💡 Want to encourage babbling? Comment BABBLE for 8 easy tips! ✨ If your baby is starting to say mamama, dadada, nanana, or lalala - that’s babbling! 🗓️ Around 6 months: repetitive consonants (baba, dada, mama) 🗓️ Around 7–8 months: babbling becomes longer, with more sounds mixed together (babamama, dadadada) 🗓️ Around 9–10 months: babbling starts to sound like real speech - different tones, gestures, and some meaning emerging And no - babbling doesn’t need to be perfect to count. Every sound

Does your baby babble in an accent? 🤔 Expert Janet Cooper tells us why this is such a great interaction. 😆 When your little one babbles, they’re trying out some of the sounds they will later be able to use to make words! 💭 This is an important stage of their language development. 🥰 Top tip: Copying your baby’s babbling and cooing helps them learn the rhythm of conversation. It’s also great for bonding and spending time one to one. 🙌🏼 BBC Tiny Happy People CBeebies #ScouseBaby #Babies | BBC