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According to the video, using touch is very important to a child's development. Another important action is communication, verbally and non verbally. Attention is also very important in a child's development. Another interaction would be“ face to face paradigm’ with an infant. Also how and what you say affects the child's brain development. Exposure is important. What you say and how you say it, is teaching the child and preparing him or her how to speak. Comfort is important but so is letting the baby learn to comfort his or her self. For example if a baby is crying, for a little bit of time, wait and see if they stop on their own. If not, you go to them and soothe them.  Routine is Very important for a baby and child as well as reading to them. The constant attention forms an attachment with the child and the person. A clean environment is also important and healthy for the baby and child. It is also very important to take care of YOU and “not fall into  super parent syndrome”. Having good energy affects the child so don't be afraid to ask for help. “ The more you learn about babies the better parents you'll be”

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When I was younger I got into many arguments with my grandma. She raised me and since she is old school, I was raised with different rules than my friends. One example would be, staying out late with my friends was not allowed. She believed that when it got dark out I should be at home because “ when teenagers are out at night they get into trouble”. My friends got closer to each other because they hung out more. They invited me to hang out less because they knew I had to be home early. When I got older I calmly talked to my grandma instead of getting annoyed and yelling. I explained to her that  I never gave her a reason not to trust me and that I was missing out on things with my friends. She let me stay out a little later from then on, not much later but still I felt heard. She took my feelings into consideration and we  found a way to compromise.

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It is important to be able to listen too infants. You want to give them that sense of reasoning in knowing that they can rely on mom and dad to be there for them. Children as infants should gain the love, care, and protectiveness. Once you do that you can realize and notice the change in behavior of what happens. It is wise that you protect them in order to keep them safe. (Creelin)

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Basically, when I was in High School still I was having a rough time getting to adapt and the hang of things of what adulthood will look like. I never was really talkative with anyone at my school because I was nervous. Most teachers in the school that saw me quiet expected me to talk and even at that I would not participate. So, when my dad picked me up from school, he heard what had happened previously then it became a big issue. I got yelled at and told off on so the only person in my house I went too for comfort was my grandmother. She was dealing with cancer for a very long time, and she continued to fight for all of us in 2017. I wanted to be able to tell her everything in private and I did so we spoke which from there she heard me out for what really went down and happened. I do miss her wishing she was still here with me. (Creelin)

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It’s important to make sure the kids are being listened to because they see you as a protector, caring,  and loving person. You need to play with them, figure out why they’re crying, and watch out for dangerous things around them. You have to make them feel safe. (A.S)

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One time, I was feeling a little depressed, and I don't know why I thought it was a good idea to share with my mom what was going on. We were sitting in the living room, she was sitting across from me, and she was leaning in the begging for the first 5 minutes. Then, she started looking through the mail that was on top of the coffee table. She kept me, “I’m listening.” while she interrupted mid-sentence that she had to pay her electric bill. I decided to switch topics because I knew she wasn’t listening. She ended the conversation with, “Was that all you had to tell me.” like what I had shared wasn’t important.  (A.S)

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Interactions are important to respond to infants needs because they know you were are for them no matter what. The way you approach them and talk to them can develop their mind, when it’s time to form their own words they will learn faster and smarter (AJ)

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When I was sick doctors and those around you will say “take it day by day” when I expressed frustration. My bestie Kalden listened to my frustration and didnt give me a “text-book” respose. She heard me out, felt my frustration, and agreed with my feelings. She kept it so real. (AJ)

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In middle school i had a friend group they were my elementry school friends and we were all very talkative during our lunchtime and of course we would sometimes talk over eachother but we would still listen to what we had to say however i was going through a very hard time in my life. and they knew that and i wanted to talk because they were my friends instead they would ignore me or another friend would talk about her situations as well and i got mad and told them every thing i felt about that friend group and i havent spoken to them since. the imporatance of being hear is significant. when i want to be heard i want them to seem at least a bit intreasted in what i have to say even if its boring.

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Responding to infants' needs is important because it helps them feel safe, loved, and cared for, which is essential for their growth and well-being. (Aisha)

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I was explaining my weekend plans to a friend, but they kept checking their phone and nodding. It felt like they weren't really listening or interested in what I was saying. (Aisha)

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Example 3: Write some details about feeling heard

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A time I felt heard... (Give us some details)