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Yp1's Language Development
YP1’s language development will be identical to any other baby at first as they can only communicate through sound. If they are hungry, tired or distressed they will cry. Between 6 months and a year they start to make babbling sounds (happy sounds) and by 9 months they can shout for attention.
It is common for children up to the age of 5-6 to leave out sounds when they speak, for example, nana instead of banana or fursday instead of Thursday but children who have ADHD may continue to do this and may have articulation problems.

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