Generally speaking, a child will start babbling when he is about half a year old, and will enter the language explosion period when he is about two years old. However, the growth and development of each child is different, so there will be some differences in the specific time of speaking.
1. Each child will speak sooner or later there will be differences, but in general the child’s language development will have a certain regularity, usually about half a year old when the child will be able to babble, if someone calls his name, will begin to appear response.
2. When a child is about one year old, he or she is usually able to say simple single words or superimposed words, and the number of active words will gradually increase at about one and a half years of age. When a child is about two years old, he or she usually enters the period of language outburst, and is able to say short phrases, and basically is able to communicate normally with other people.
It is recommended that parents talk to their children more often and accompany them more often, which is conducive to their language development as well as their physical and mental health; if you find that your child is lagging behind in language development compared to children of the same age, it is recommended that you take your child to the hospital in time for counseling.