Infants' repetition of certain syllables at the age of about six or seven months is called:

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Babbling is the stage of language development at around six or seven months of age where infants repeat certain syllables, such as "ba" or "da," as they explore and practice using their vocal cords and mouth muscles. Cooing and gurgling are earlier stages of language development, while holophrasing refers to using one word to express a complete thought or idea.

Infants' Repetition of Certain Syllables at the Age of About