when should children start using single words?

6 Apr 2022 · 0 min
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A short YouTube video by Ming @ Agents of Speech advising that children should be speaking single words (e.g., 'give', 'eat', 'cookie') by one year and six months (18 months). If a child has not reached this milestone by that age, the speaker recommends seeing a speech therapist.

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By one year and six months (18 months).

See a speech therapist.

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