Many people wonder if a 14-month-old baby can talk yet. In fact, a 14-month-old baby is capable of using his limited vocabulary to express his wishes. This means that he can say simple words. In addition, he can also interact with people around him non-verbally, through gestures and eye contact.

20-month-olds have learned to talk and have a certain vocabulary to form simple sentences. This is a milestone in the language development of 20-month-old children. In addition, children tend to understand more words than they can say, which is a testament to their cognitive development.

Almost all 17-month-old children can speak and communicate in simple sentences with the adults around them. In addition to language, they also develop clearly in terms of cognition, feelings, and preferences.

13-month-old babies are no longer unaware of their surroundings. They have begun their journey of exploring life by listening to sounds, using words and gestures to communicate with people.