Preverbal conversation in infants emerges:

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Preverbal conversation in infants emerges by 2-4 months of age. At this stage, infants start to engage in cooing, babbling, and making vocalizations in response to stimuli in their environment. They also start to engage in turn-taking with their caregivers, which lays the foundation for later language development. Infants may also engage in nonverbal communication, such as smiling, making eye contact, and reaching for objects.

Preverbal Conversation in Infants Emerges