My baby is 1 year 3 month old but not speeching yet, is he normal?
Speech developmental begins at birth. Your child will soon learn that crying can bring them many things. As they grow in those first few months they begin to recognize sounds in their environment. One of the most important is the sound of their parents voice. You will notice a smile, look, or turning of the head when your child hears your voice. A natural progression in speech development occurs in any language. The best environment for this is one filled with language, songs, sights, and sounds. The most rapid and intense period of development is between birth and three years of age. You will see your child go from only knowing how to cry to communicate to speaking in complete sentences. During the first month your child will begin to “coo” in a quiet, repetitive manner. They are practicing and enjoying a new ability and using this practice as a form of self comfort. From the first month on your child will begin to experiment with new sounds. Most will be high in pitch and loud in vol
