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This study aimed at describing lhe vocabulary of children from twenty-two to thirtysix months of age, inserted into lhe child care program of the Health Center of Vila Mariana - Sao Paulo. We interviewed lhe mothers of 30 children, 17 (57°^O) mate and 13 (43%) female; 15 were between 22 and 28 months of age and 15 were between 29 and 36 months of age. We used lhe Expressive VocabularyAssessmer^ltChecklist (CAPOVILLA & CAPOVILLA, 1997). We calculated the descriptive measures and used ANO^VA for the statistical treatment. The results showed that children around two years of aKe speak an average of ! 95 words. The girls spoke 43 words more than the boys and two words more per sentence. We verified that as age increased, the number of words used and the number of words per sentence also increased in both sexes. The categories that were most spoken by the children were names of people, body parts, actions, house and objects. We concluded that it is possible to characterize children’s vocabulary and to detect children with utterance delay through the parents’ information.

VOCABULÁRIO EXPRESSIVO DE CRIANÇAS ENTRE 22 E 36 MESES: ESTUDO EXPLORATÓRIO