Which of the following is the order in which children achieve language milestones? Answers simple questions, babbling, one-word stage, two-word stage Babbling, one-word stage, two-word stage, answers simple questions One-word stage, answers simple questions, babbling, two-word stage Two-word stage, babbling, one-word stage, answers simple questions

The order in which children achieve language milestones is:

Explanation:

Although the development of children in the language is not the same for everyone, it is usually considered an average as normal where the child after some previous recognition steps begins to stammer, wanting to convey his needs or what he feels at the moment, then he can pronounce a word (which is regularly expected to be mom or dad), then two words, and then he has the ability to answer simple questions, either with the use of monosyllables known to him (yes or no) or with the use of two words that seem appropriate.