The first time I heard my baby call out "dad" or "mom", both my mom and dad's hearts melted. Parents are very eager for their fathers to speak up, and usually, many parents consciously teach their babies how to speak. But how many months does dad usually talk?
In fact, when a baby is born crying loudly, it represents the first time they have started to "speak" and express themselves clearly. At first, he used his tongue, lips, upper jaw, and any newly grown teeth to make sounds. For the first month or two, he would say "oh" and "ah", and soon after, he would be able to babble. When the baby is 4 to 5 months old, they may occasionally say their first "mom" or "dad", which will definitely make you extremely excited, but they have not yet truly connected these words to you. This can only be achieved when he is about one year old.
Babies aged 6 to 9 months can speak more. When he murmured or pronounced, it seemed to make sense. This is because he is using a similar tone and intonation when speaking to you. Read to the baby to encourage him to babble. Babies aged 12 to 17 months can use one or two words and know their meanings. He even practices changing his tone, raising it when asking questions, such as when a baby wants someone to hold them and saying, 'Do you want to hold them?'?. He gradually realized the importance of speaking and the powerful power of language in expressing his needs.
Babies aged 1 and a half to 2 may already have a vocabulary of up to 200, many of which are nouns. Between 18 and 20 months, babies learn vocabulary at a rate of 10 or more words per day. Some babies can learn a new word every half an hour, so you need to pay attention to your language expression. A two-and-a-half-year-old baby will start using "me" and "you". Between the ages of two and three, a baby's vocabulary will increase to 300 words. He can connect nouns and verbs together to create simple yet complete sentences. At the age of 3, babies will be able to talk continuously and adjust their tone, speaking patterns, and vocabulary according to the conversation partner.
