my 6 month old baby makes different sounds...is it normal for babies of his age or is he trying to communicate something??

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RashmiMom of a 11 yr old girl3 years ago

A. No Please do not learn to communicate that quickly it is just that some kind of sound your child will be making out and that’s considered completely normal according to the day age of the child it can take out different sounds in a day

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