Ian infant of below 15 months of age is at what stage of language development?

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A)intermediate  fluency B.complex utterance C.speech emergency D.pre production stage

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An infant below 15 months of age is typically in the pre-verbal stage of language development. At this stage, they are beginning to make sounds, babble, and respond to familiar voices and sounds, but they are not yet using words or forming complete sentences.

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Prelinguistic stage

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Ian infant of below 15 months of age is at what stage of language development?

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