Michelle Preston & Jayde Blades

  • Infancy Phonology-Birth

    Infancy Phonology-Birth
    Reflexive sounds; Including crying and fussing. Vegetative sounds; including sneezing, coughing, and burping. Ethan is exhibiting all the reflexive and vegetative sounds with corresponding facial expressions. He cries and fusses when hungry or in need of a diaper change. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r16SvgaWkAc
  • Infancy Semantics-Birth

    Infancy Semantics-Birth
    Reacts to loud sounds. Ex: Jumps when dog barks loudly.
  • Infancy Pragmatics- Birth

    Infancy Pragmatics- Birth
    Prefers infant directed speech such as motherese and shows intrest in parents.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2raYmxQSR4s
    (start video at 0:20)
  • Infancy Phonology-4 Months

    Infancy Phonology-4 Months
    -Squils, growels, vowel-like sounds such as "aah" and/or "ooh"
    -Rasberries
    -Starts to produce vowel glides like "eeeey"
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MURvy4cpuc
  • Infancy Semantics- 4 Months

    Ethan can recognize when being talked to versus an accidental action/sound such as pans dropping on the floor and/or the doorbell ringing.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6I7h5Z3ltSw
    -In this video the baby acknowledges when the dog is barking and finds it funny.
  • Infancy Pragmatics- 4 Months

    Infancy Pragmatics- 4 Months
    Recognizes own name.
    Ex: smiles when mom says his name and shows intent when Ethan sees familiar faces.
  • Infancy Phonology- 8 Months

    -Babbling with vowel and constonant like sounds
    -Reduplication: CV syllables like "ma ma ma"
    -Non-Reduplication: "da ma go ga"
    -He perfers nasal sounds. Ex: /n/, /m/
    -Reacts to native language
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tg9W5mH0p7g
    -This video shows reduplication as well as the baby being comfortable saying the /m/ phonome but not /d/ for "da da da"
  • Infancy Semantics- 8 Months

    Infancy Semantics- 8 Months
    Mom hides favorite toy behind the couch and baby begins to look around for it.
  • Infancy Pragmatics- 8 Months

    Infancy Pragmatics- 8 Months
    Intentional communication through non-verbal gestures such as grabbing, tugging, tapping to get attention, waving hey/bye, and signing more to communicate their wants. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJ_VXilagyU
    (start video at 0:15)
  • Infancy Phonology- 12 Months

    -Uses Jargon= 2 syllables and 2 different consonants. Jargon incorporates stress and innotation patterns. (May sound like questions, commands, exlamations even when words are unrecognizable.)
    -Dipthongs. Ex: "Boy" and "Toy"
    -Complex syllable forms. Ex: CV- "am" and CCV- "Stee"
  • Infancy Semantics- 12 Months

    Infancy Semantics- 12 Months
    -When mom says "Let's put your shoes on," Ethan then understands to get his shoes and tries to put them on.
    -Has said his first word "mama" but can understand about 10 words.
  • Infancy Pragmatics- 12 Months

    Infancy Pragmatics- 12 Months
    -Imparative pointing. Ex: Pointing at a ball for his mom to get him.
    -Utter first true word "mama"
  • Toodlerhood Phonology-13 Months

    Toodlerhood Phonology-13 Months
    Mainly single word utterances with most speech being unintelligible. Most words are single nouns. For example; Ethan can say kitty, doggy, bird etc. (some errors in production)
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxYUk61FTq4
  • Toddlerhood Semantics- 13 Months

    Toddlerhood Semantics- 13 Months
    Around 12-13 moths Ethan has now said his first word! "Mama"
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoWA-tBe3TM
  • Toddlerhood Pragmatics- 13 Months

    Toddlerhood Pragmatics- 13 Months
    Ethan uses referential gestures like rubbing his eyes and being fussy when he is tired and ready for bed or a nap.
  • Toddlerhood Phonology- 20 Months

    Toddlerhood Phonology- 20 Months
    Ethan is starting to use -ing words such as swinging and eating. He also has an MLU around 1.62
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jznWzD9FEY
  • Toddlerhood Semantics- 20 Months

    Toddlerhood Semantics- 20 Months
    His vocab has grown to about 50 words and is using verbs and adjectives such as "walking" and "fast"
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gezvw-k0rKg
  • Toddlerhood Pragmatics- 20 Months

    Toddlerhood Pragmatics- 20 Months
    He can use gesture-word combinations to communicate wants and needs. He can look and point to what he is wanting. He can point to the bottle when he is thirsty.
  • Toodlerhood Phonology- 28 Months

    Toodlerhood Phonology- 28 Months
    Ethan's speech is starting to become more intelligible and clear. He has also mastered the -ing words at this point but still show some phonological processes such as final constant omission and substitution. He says "boa" instead of the word "boat"
  • Toddlerhood Semantics- 28 Months

    Toddlerhood Semantics- 28 Months
    Ethan is overgeneralizing and calls any kind of drink milk. For example; He says milk while pointing the juice he wants.
  • Toddlerhood Pragmatics- 28 Months

    Toddlerhood Pragmatics- 28 Months
    Ethan is able to start conversations and is able to change and discuss different topics. For example; Ethan: "What's that?" Mom: "It's a pencil, to write with." Ethan: "Can I use it to color?"
  • Toddlerhood Phonology- 36 Months

    His MLU has increases to about 3 and he is able to talk and hold a conversation with 80% intelligibility. The phonological processes he displayed earlier are beginning to diminish.
  • Toddler Semantics- 36 Months

    Ethan is starting to ask simple questions like "What's that?" He can comprehend about 900 words and is able to express about 500 words.
  • Toddlerhood Pragmatics- 36 Months

    Toddlerhood Pragmatics- 36 Months
    Ethan is able to clarify when needed and request clarification for himself. Example: Mom asks him to put away his toy, and Ethan asks "what toy?"
  • Preschool Phonology- 37 Months

    -Shallow phonological awareness abilities such as word, syllable and rhyme awareness.
    -Uses 4 to 5 word sentences using and forming compound sentences. Ex: "Look at my toy I got"
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QQclp_a0Qc
  • Preschool Pragmatics- 37 Months

    Ethan can hold longer conversations and can initiate the conversation now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QQclp_a0Qc
  • Preschool Semantics- 37 Months

    Ethan can use pronouns like we, they, etc. For example: "Can we go outside?"
    He is still learning and building his vocabulary rapidly.
  • Preschool Pragmatics- 44 Months

    He understands requests from pointing. For example he knows what his mom means when she points to his bed. He can understand more nonverbal cues such as a stern look from his mother means he is in trouble.
  • Preschool Phonology- 44 Month

    -Can say almost all consonants such as /r/ but may not have it mastered in all forms of context.
    -Uses past tense in sentences. Ex: "I went to the park"
    -Contraction words. Ex: "I don't like veggies!"
  • Preschool Semantics- 44 Months

    Preschool Semantics- 44 Months
    He understand some kinship words like brother, sister, aunt, and uncle and he understand that they are family.
  • Preschool Pragmatics- 52 Months

    He uses indirect request such as throwing a fit when he did not get the toy he wanted.
  • Preschool Phonology- 52 Months

    Preschool Phonology- 52 Months
    -Very intellagable in connected speech.
    -Can use irregular plural forms. Ex: Can say "foot" and "feet"
  • Preschool Semantics- 52 Months

    Ethan can use 'do', 'does', 'did', and 'what' questions. He is able to ask "what does that do?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwXClLTA4kI
  • Preschool Pragmatics- 60 Months

    Preschool Pragmatics- 60 Months
    Ethan can introduce a topic and organize a narrative and its information in a way that the listener can follow but the narrative lacks a main character. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKem3KMJmxE
    Helen telling a narrative.
  • Preschool Semantics- 60 Months

    Preschool Semantics- 60 Months
    Ethan's vocabulary has grown tremendously at this point. He is able to use the words 'there', 'here', 'that', etc. He is now able to express 1,500-2,000 words, and can comprehend 2,500-2,800 words.
  • Preschool Phonology- 60 Months

    Preschool Phonology- 60 Months
    -5 to 8 word sentences. Ex: "I want to go to the park"
    -Can recognize the letters in his own name
    -There is some substitution and fronting involved in Ethan’s speech. Ex: He is trying to say "Cat" but pronounces it as "Tat"