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·December 16, 2014·3 min read

Naming People and Objects in Baby’s First Year May Offer Learning Benefits Years Later

Study reports communicating with infants and labeling items familiar to them can help babies make connections between what they see and what they hear, improving learning later in life.

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Naming People and Objects in Baby’s First Year May Offer Learning Benefits Years Later

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Naming People and Objects in Baby’s First Year May Offer Learning Benefits Years Later

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