Start Talking: Language Development in the first two years

A guide to the first two years of language development, written by a Speech and Language Therapist. This film covers the transition from pre-linguistic skills to first sentences.

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Producer: Mind's Eye Video
Year Produced: 1994
Running time: 35 minutes
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Description

This film written by a practising Speech and Language Therapist, shows the development of pre-linguistic skills through to the first words and sentences that happen in the first two years of life.

Several children are followed chronologically through the stages that form the basics of communication. Topics covered include:

  • Early Interaction – the first cries and smiles of the newborn and the responses of the carer.
  • The development of babble – with examples of sound combinations at different stages.
  • Non-verbal communication and vocalisation.
  • The first words – single and two word sentences.

This film will be suitable for all students of child development especially those interested in early language. It will help students to learn about the stages and, by clear examples of those stages, help them learn to assess a child’s progress. The film emphasises the importance of interaction in language development and also gives practical ideas of how to stimulate communication at the different stages.

This programme can be rented on our Video on Demand system for £2.00, for this you can view as often as you like within a 48 hour period of your own choosing, the film is available to stream or download for £10.00.

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