Infant Language Development Activities Handout

Language skills in infants can be developed through regular interaction, such as talking, reading, and singing to them, which exposes them to various sounds, facial expressions, and words.

Consistent exposure to language through social interaction and auditory stimuli is crucial for an infant's language development, as the baby language development helps them understand and eventually replicate speech and communication patterns.

One effective way to encourage and support infants' language development is through responsive communication—listening to their sounds and responding appropriately, encouraging more vocalization and interaction from the infant.