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smile, gurgle, reach for things, follow with their eyes

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toddlers can express emotions differently with words, crying or shouting, big smiles, hugs and body language

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Babies communicate with facial expressions (imitating) their parent(s) or people around them.

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Babies communicate by crying when wanting to be breastfed/bottle and also when they need their diaper change.

They put their arms up when they want to get picked up.

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Toddlers communicate with gestures - example: A toddler blowing a kiss to someone when they’re leaving, or toddlers pointing to something they want or somewhere they want to go.

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When babies get tired they start to cry and wants to be fed. Before feeding change diaper if needed

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toddlers communicate by asking for things on what they want.

They tell their guardians when needing the potty

They show their expressions by what’s right or what’s wrong with them by getting frustrated or crying.

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When a toddler wants to go out , they grab their winter outfit and give it to a parent.

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Baby communicate with a smile when they hear the mothers sound.

Baby communicate when crying if they need bottle feeding/breastfeeding, pamper change, or need to burp.

Baby communicate making sound when happy.

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Toddlers communicate some words they hear from siblings and parents.

Toddlers communicate by learning on books by parents reading them.

Toddlers communicate by saying “please, thank you, happy, go, mommy, daddy, play.

Toddlers sometimes communicate with they’re own language that us parents don’t understand but we pretend to understand sometimes.

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Babies communicate when they want bottle fed/breastfed and or needs to diaper change

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toddlers communicate when they want snacks

Toddlers communicate when they want toys or when they want to play

Toddlers communicate when they hear their parent some someone who’s talking

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Babies communicate by babbling, face expressions, and making sounds

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Toddlers can communicate by, talking about many different things at once, babbling, facial expressions, or body language

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Hand gesture

Eye contact

Crying

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Toddlers communicate by saying few words or fixing their little hands by pointing what they want. They also communicate by telling someone they trust on what they want to eat or if they need to go somewhere like for a fresh air or going to the bathroom.