Well, they're back. You may find yourself talking to your child's other parent, or the rest of your family, with lots of spellings. Just speak slowly and clearly to her, using simple words and sentences. Teach her the correct names of things all around her. By the end of her second year, your child will be able to speak about fifty words and be able to talk in sentences.
Girls tend to develop language skills more quickly than boys.
When your child begins to talk, you'll probably hear a lot about some of her favorite people, or toys or even her body parts. And you may be the only person who understands what she's talking about since almost every toddler leaves out or changes certain sounds. Be patient, and you'll see that her pronunciation will improve, slowly but surely. And by the end of her second year, she'll be combining two words to make her own little sentences. You sweep the floor.