What is the Earliest Age a Baby Can Start Talking?

Discover the earliest age a baby has ever talked and tips for encouraging speech development.

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The earliest recorded instance of a baby talking was at 6 months old. While these cases are rare, early speech development can be encouraged by regularly talking to your baby, reading books together, and engaging in interactive play. Each child's development is unique, so it's important to be patient and provide a supportive environment.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What age do most babies begin to talk? Most babies start saying their first words around 12 months, but there can be variations.
  2. How can I encourage my baby to talk? You can encourage your baby to talk by talking to them regularly, reading together, and engaging in interactive play.
  3. What are the signs of speech delays in babies? Signs of speech delays can include not cooing or babbling by 6 months or not saying any words by age 1.
  4. Is my baby's speech development normal? Every child's development is unique; if you have concerns, consult a pediatrician for guidance.

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