Repeating syllabes

You love to talk – you talk in your own language all the time. We have noticed that you are incorporating syllabes of things we just said in your babbling. For example, if we say “chocolate” you start saying “choc-ba-ba-pause-da-da-pause-ba-ba”, or “gato” and you say “ga-ba-ba-pause-da-da-pause-ba-ba” and so on. You give your “words” different entonations so they sound like a phrase, although they are all made up words in a phrase.

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