Infants typically say their first recognisable words at about:
A3 months
B6 months
C36 months
D12 months
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. 12 months
1. Babbling begins shortly after birth and goes through stages.
2. Infants typically begin to produce recognisable words when they are around 12 months old.
3. At 3 or 6 months they are cooing or babbling, and by 36 months they speak sentences.
**Why not the others:** At 3 and 6 months infants coo and babble, and 36 months is far later than the typical first words.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Babbling", section "introduction" (revision 1379794682)_
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