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KembaraXtra-Psychology - babbling
Babbling refers to the vocalizations produced by infants just before recognizable speech emerges, typically involving repeated syllable patterns such as “bababa” or “dada.” These sounds are largely limited to the phonemes of the language the infant is acquiring, and babbling is contrasted with earlier-stage cooing.
Babbling refers to the vocalizations produced by infants just before recognizable speech emerges, typically involving repeated syllable patterns such as “bababa” or “dada.” These sounds are largely limited to the phonemes of the language the infant is acquiring, and babbling is contrasted with earlier-stage cooing.
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