Vocabulary Development Milestones

The video discusses vocabulary development milestones for children from 12 to 36 months. It outlines expected vocabulary sizes at different ages, starting with 2-6 words by 12 months, progressing to 200-300 words by 24 months, and reaching about 1000 words by 36 months. The video emphasizes the importance of cognitive readiness for forming two-word phrases and provides guidance for parents concerned about their child's speech development. It suggests watching additional videos for teaching imitation and foundational skills, and encourages seeking speech therapy if needed.

What is the expected vocabulary size for a 12-month-old child?

• 2 to 6 words

• 50 to 75 words

• 10 to 15 words

• 20 to 30 words

Which of the following is a common first word for a 12-month-old?

• Sky

• Tree

• Mama

• Car

By 15 months, how many words should a child ideally know?

• 10 words

• 5 words

• 20 words

• 30 words

At 18 months, what is the expected vocabulary size?

• 100 words

• 50 words

• 25 words

• 10 words

What is a key milestone for vocabulary development at 18 months?

• Knowing 50 words

• Counting to 10

• Using full sentences

• Reading simple books

What is a sign that a child is ready to start using two-word phrases?

• Knowing 50 to 75 words

• Knowing 10 words

• Being 12 months old

• Being able to walk

What is a sign of cognitive readiness for two-word phrases?

• Walking independently

• Having a vocabulary of 50 to 75 words

• Being able to draw

• Sleeping through the night

What is the expected vocabulary size by 24 months?

• 500 words

• 100 words

• 200 to 300 words

• 400 words

By 30 months, how many words should a child ideally know?

• 600 words

• 450 words

• 200 words

• 300 words

What is the expected vocabulary size by 36 months?

• 750 words

• 500 words

• 1000 words

• 1500 words