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Children who mimic their parents may be learning more than we think
Original: Psychology says children who copy a parent's words, expressions and gestures may be learning more than la
Psychology commentary highlighted by The Times of India suggests that children who copy a parent's words, facial expressions and gestures may be absorbing and learning more than previously assumed. The piece frames everyday imitation at home as a meaningful part of early development, and parents online are discussing how mimicry shapes language and social skills.
Why now: Parenting advice about child development regularly draws wide interest from parents seeking to support early learning.
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Evidence
- Psychology says children who copy a parent's words, expressions and gestures may be learning more than la · The Times of India
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