Why are experiences important for language development

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Why are experiences important for language development in babies? a. Babies become bored easily. New experiences keep them happily occupied, and therefore, quieter and easier to manage. b. Experiences are important for the learning environment in the early childhood setting. Without a variety of rich experiences, babies will soon become fussy and the atmosphere will not be positive. c. For learning to take place, the neurons in the baby's brain must make connections and forge. Lots of engaging experiences help the brain's neurons to make more connections and therefore, more learning. d. With lots of experiences, the neurons in the baby's brain will shear. Lots of shearing will increase and enrich language development.

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