How much language is typical for a 1½-year-old?
A)The toddler is still just babbling, with little indication of understanding speech.
B)The toddler is beginning to understand speech, but still does not talk.
C)The toddler uses about 50 words, but does not link them into combinations.
D)The toddler speaks in phrases and short sentences.

Question

How much language is typical for a 1½-year-old?​
A)The toddler is still just babbling, with little indication of understanding speech.
B)​The toddler is beginning to understand speech, but still does not talk.
C)​The toddler uses about 50 words, but does not link them into combinations.
D)​The toddler speaks in phrases and short sentences.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

By 18 months, it is typical for toddlers to have a vocabulary of around 50 words, but they may not yet be combining words to form phrases or sentences. They are also beginning to understand more and more of what is said to them.

How Much Language Is Typical for a 1½-Year-Old?​

How Much Language Is Typical for a 1½-Year-Old?