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This week I learn how importnat it is to listen to children. I heard people say don't listen to that child they don't know what they talking about. Sometimes it is better to listen to the children they might have some important information and it helps with their language development. As a care giver you should try to meet the needs of the infants immediately. Sometimes we dont always know what the child want we have just give them that attention and seek the needs for the children.Even when I go to public places I let my daughter talk to enhance her language development but there are some people that will turn around and look at me crazy.

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