To his parents delight, eight-month-old Kumani begins to say "dadada" over and over again. However, Kumani's father is disappointed to find out that Kumani is not calling out for him. Kumani's vocalizations are an example of ____.

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Kumani's vocalizations are an example of babbling, a stage in language development where infants produce repetitive syllables, such as "dadada," without necessarily understanding their meaning or using them to communicate specific ideas or demands. This stage typically occurs around 6 to 8 months of age.

To His Parents Delight, Eight-Month-Old Kumani Begins to Say "Dadada