Language development in infants refers to the process by which infants acquire the ability to communicate using language. This process begins in the womb, where infants are exposed to the sounds of their mother’s language. After birth, infants continue to learn language through interactions with their parents and other caregivers.
Language development is important for infants because it allows them to communicate their needs, interact with others, and learn about the world around them. Infants who are exposed to language-rich environments tend to have better language skills than those who are not.
