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0:00 Hi. >> Hi. >> What's up? >> Okay. You want to go out? >> You want to say your name? [cough] Oh, hi. >> Hi. Where is your Where's your name? Sky. Hi.
0:31 >> You can talk to your babies and after you communicate with your babies, if you wait for a few seconds, you will get a response back. Watch. [crying] >> Hi. Hi. What are you doing? You want to play? So, the pauses are very important. Yes. You want to go out?
1:02 >> Oh, you coughing. Oh, you want to go to sleep? Are you happy, baby? Are you sad, baby? Are you sleepy, baby?
Summary
- Engaging with babies involves asking questions and waiting for their responses.
- Pauses in conversation are crucial for allowing babies to process and react.
- Caregivers can interpret babies' cries and sounds to understand their needs.
- Communication with infants can include inquiries about their emotions and desires.
- The interaction fosters a connection and encourages language development.