Abstract Jakobson (1941/1968) proposed that:(i) infants babble the sounds of all
languages;(ii) there is discontinuity between babbling and first words; and (iii) phonemes …

Eighteen orally educated deaf and 18 normally hearing 36-month-old children were
observed in a play session with their mother. Communicative behavior of the child was …

Mother–infant interactions were recorded for five dyads in a home environment. This report
describes the vocalizations produced when the infants were 13 months old. Data are …

This article reports on a longitudinal examination of the relationship between productive
phonological ability and phonological awareness in children under 6 years of age. This …

Purpose The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between the types of
speech errors that are produced by children with speech-sound disorders and the children's …

The study reported describes the phonological rules typical of normal development of
Turkish-speaking children. The processes identified include: reduplication, syllable deletion …

In the past ten years, the emergence of speech in infants has been investigated in the
framework of theories regarding the capacities underlying speech as part of the biological …

Speech timing of nine phonologically disordered and nine normally developing children was
investigated for the voicing contrasts of word-initial and word-final stop consonants …

The purpose of this article is to report an analysis of three aspects of infant speech, namely,
the syllabic structure, the phonetic structure and the vowel and consonant composition of …

This paper reports conclusions from a study which attempted to determine the usefulness of
applying generative notational conventions to a phonology of sound substitutions of …