Toddlers between 13-18 months experience rapid language development. They begin understanding simple questions and directions, identifying objects and body parts, and using gestures and single words. Encourage development through play, labeling, and interaction. Consult a speech-language pathologist if your child isn't using gestures or words by 18 months.

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