How can my child learn non-verbal communication?
Alice
11/09/2021
Key Points: 1. Babies use non-verbal communication, such as crying, cooing, and gestures, to connect with caregivers before they can…
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Key Points: 1. Babies use non-verbal communication, such as crying, cooing, and gestures, to connect with caregivers before they can…
Key points: Babies begin to communicate through crying and responding to their needs helps them become more efficient at communicating….
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