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Babies will start to interact with adults by looking around and listening to what their saying, and by vocalizing through gurgling or cooing at familiar faces. Young babies may respond to their name when they are as young as a few weeks old, but this is only more likely because they regconise the voice or their parent or main carer. They may respond to speech by smiling or crying if they have a need

Babies will starting to recongise key voices, understand simple speech and recongise their own name. They will be starting to experiment with their own speech by making sounds, babbling or talking to themselves

Children become more aware of their own thoughts. They will start to be able to count by memorizing and repeating, often without really

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