Six-month-old grace's father is delighted when he comes into her room one morning and she says, "da da da." her alternation of consonant and vowel sounds is called:

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Maribel Carson

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12 May, 02:28

Six-month-old grace's father is delighted when he comes into her room one morning and she says, "da da da." her alternation of consonant and vowel sounds is called:

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Kayley Khan · Answer 1

Her alternation of consonant and vowel sounds is called babbling.

Your options were cooing, babbling, telegraphy, and holophrases. Cooing produces a sound, but it's a sound of a murmur rather than actual alternations of consonants and vowels such as da da da. Telegraphy is far too advanced for a child, and holophrases include entire words such as food to denote Give me food.