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Here is the answer. "<span>Cooing, Vowels, Babbling, Naming Explosion" is the typical order of the development of spoken language in an infant. When we say infancy, this refers to the age of the child who are under a year old. During this age, their only attempt to start language is to recognize and learn basic sounds.</span>

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