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FIRST LANGUAGE ACQUISITION

FIRST THREE YEARS: MILESTONES AND DEVELOPMENTAL SEQUENCES

LANGUAGE LEARNING IN EARLY CHILDHOOD

THE INVOLUNTARY CRYING THAT BABIES DO WHEN THEY ARE HUNGRY OR UNCOMFORTABLE

INFANTS ARE ABLE TO HEAR SUBTLE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE SOUNDS OF HUMAN LANGUAGES

THEY NOT DISTINGUISH JUST THE VOICE OF THEIR MOTHERS FROM THOSE OTHER SPEAKERS

THEY ALSO SEEM TO RECOGNIZE THE LANGUAGE THAT WAS SPOKEN AROUND THE MOTHER BEFORE THEY WERE BORN

THEY CAN HEAR THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SOUNDS AS SIMILAR AS "PA" AND "BA".