Baby language skills, there are several ways that you can help your baby continue to develop skills...

• Speaking clearly, slowly, and accurately.

• Identify objects as you say their names.

• Use short sentences.

• Use repetition when singing songs and nursery rhymes; the repetition will help him to learn.

• Read as often as you can to your baby, asking questions about the pictures in the books so that your baby is interacting with you.

• Never talk at your baby, let him respond in his own way.

Seven months.

Your baby continues to learn how to use his language skills. He has learned how to wave goodbye and may accompany his wave with babbling sounds. He can say mama or dada. Baby Shower Gift List | What Can you get As a Baby Shower Gift

Eight months.

Your baby is playing games such as pat a cake and peek-a-boo. Even though he cant speak the words that belong to these games, he can babble and talk to himself. Your baby understands the word no means, even though he doesn't like hearing them?

Nine months.

Continue to play lots of games with your baby, especially those games that involve singing. Your baby is responding to small sentences, such as Take mommy's hand. Baby Blue & Baby Pink | What is Your Baby's Nursery Theme Colour

Ten months.

Your baby's language skills continue to develop. He is using his own gibberish language to interact with you and have a conversation.

Eleven months.

Your baby can now say short, one syllable words such as bye and continues to talk in his conversational gibberish language.

There are several ways that you can help your baby as he learns and practices his language skills:

• Talk often to your baby using simple words to identify objects in his life.

• Name trees, numbers, colors, and animals as you take your baby for a walk.

• Use your baby's name as often as you can so he starts to recognize it.

• Be patient and listen when your baby talks to you. Respond to his talk in a positive way, often repeating one or two of the words he has used correctly.

• Introduce concepts to your baby, such as the big dog or the little mouse.

• Give your baby time to get his words out; don't be tempted to complete sentences for him.

• Continue to read to your baby as much as possible. Reading should be part of your daily routine. Baby Brands | Baby Clothes, Shoes, Toys & Baby Furniture

Twelve months.

At the one year mark your baby's language skills are continuing to progress as he discovers more and more about the world around him. Before you know it your baby will be talking non-stop as he masters his language and vocal skills.