He was able to make different sounds almost as if he was about to call mama and dada. Piaget deduced that the first schemas of an infant are to do with movement. He believed that much of a baby's behavior is triggered by certain stimuli, in that they are reflexive. A few weeks after birth, the baby begins to understand some of the information it is receiving from its senses, and learns to use some muscles and limbs for movement. The child is able to make pleasure sounds like cooing. The child mostly cries for different needs and smiles when he sees his mother, father or someone’s he is used to. From four to six months, the child responds to human voices without visual cues by turning his head and eyes, making a babbling sound more speech like which contains different sounds like d, and m. I also observed that he knew his name. Between 12 months and 18 months of age the child uses his own language called “jargon language” which is a mix of made up words and understandable words. The child points to, reaches for, and vocalizes for an object. The child says “no” meaningfully, the child would be able to identify about three body parts either on him or you. From 18 to 24 months, the child’s vocabulary develops rapidly from 50 to 200 words. The child may understand about 30 of those words “the average 18- month old can speak about
He was able to make different sounds almost as if he was about to call mama and dada. Piaget deduced that the first schemas of an infant are to do with movement. He believed that much of a baby's behavior is triggered by certain stimuli, in that they are reflexive. A few weeks after birth, the baby begins to understand some of the information it is receiving from its senses, and learns to use some muscles and limbs for movement. The child is able to make pleasure sounds like cooing. The child mostly cries for different needs and smiles when he sees his mother, father or someone’s he is used to. From four to six months, the child responds to human voices without visual cues by turning his head and eyes, making a babbling sound more speech like which contains different sounds like d, and m. I also observed that he knew his name. Between 12 months and 18 months of age the child uses his own language called “jargon language” which is a mix of made up words and understandable words. The child points to, reaches for, and vocalizes for an object. The child says “no” meaningfully, the child would be able to identify about three body parts either on him or you. From 18 to 24 months, the child’s vocabulary develops rapidly from 50 to 200 words. The child may understand about 30 of those words “the average 18- month old can speak about