Your baby may be producing a greater variety of consonant-vowel sounds, from “buh” and “pah” to “yaw” and “dah.” Whenever your baby makes a sound, repeat it back to them. This will encourage them to continue experimenting and practicing. In this post: Try this to encourage babbling Around 7 months, your baby may start experimenting … Continued
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