P, B, and M sounds are some of the first sounds babies learn— and for good reason! They’re made with the lips 👄 , which are easier for babies to see, feel, and copy. That’s why so many early words have them! 🗣️ ✨ Looking to boost your baby’s speech? Try using these words during daily routines—like saying “up” when you pick them up, or “milk” before a feed. Simple, everyday moments are the perfect time to build sound and word connections. 📌 Save this list and sprinkle these into your day! What

💡 There are so many playful ways to encourage babbling! Comment “BABBLE” and we’ll send you 8 easy tips to try today. 👋 Hi! 👩‍⚕️ We’re Ilana and Kellie—a speech-language pathologist and a CDA (and moms!) We’re here to help you connect, play, and nurture your little one’s communication skills from the very beginning. Curious what babbling really sounds like? Here are a few real-life examples 👶✨ Babbling isn’t just noise! It’s one of the biggest milestones in early speech and language developm