Infants around 6-8 weeks old begin producing long, drawn-out vowel sounds (e.g., "aaaaaaaaah"). These sounds get responses from

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Infants around 6-8 weeks old begin producing long, drawn-out vowel sounds (e.g., "aaaaaaaaah"). These sounds get responses from

other people, and infants soon have take turns making sounds back and forth with their caregivers. What is this called

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cluponka [151] · Answer 1 · 2022-02-07T04:53:56+03:00

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Cooing

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Cooing is when an Infants around 6-8 weeks old begin producing long, drawn-out vowel sounds (e.g., "aaaaaaaaah"). These sounds get responses from other people, and infants soon have take turns making sounds back and forth with their caregivers, it is a stage of infants' prelinguistic speech development and consists of the production of single syllable, vowel-like sounds like "a", "i"