Communication and language development 1-2 years

What is the communication milestones for a 1-2 year old?
Most kids say 1–2 words by 15 months and 3 or more words by 18 months.
By 2 years old, most toddlers are saying even more words and can put together 2-word sentences.
No matter when they say their first words, it's a sure bet they already understand much of what you say..
Why is communication and language important in early years?
Having a large vocabulary helps children learn more.
Words allow them to make sense of the world around them.
Communication and language is a EYFS prime area which means that it's one of the important building blocks for all the other areas.
If it's not developed early it's difficult to achieve later..
At 2-3 years, vocabulary keeps growing and includes many different types of words and sounds.
Toddlers are still mastering difficult sounds, but you can understand more of what they're saying.
Toddlers are learning to make three-word sentences.
Conversation skills are also developing.
He or she may begin to attempt words such as 'mama, dada'.
Your child's vocalisations at this stage can sound more like real talking as the sounds are more melodic and rhythmical and go on for longer.
Your child will also begin to use his or her voice to attract attention or make a demand.

How long does language development take to develop?

Language development follows a predictable pattern that may be reached within a range of months.
Adequate language development depends upon physical, motor, sensory, cognitive and social growth during the first 6 years of age.
Cognitive development relates to the development of mental processes such as:

thinking

remembering and reasoning.

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Communication and language development 1-2 years

What is the communication milestones for a 1-2 year old?

Why is communication and language important in early years?

How long does language development take to develop?