Infancy Developement
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The document discusses key aspects of infant development from birth to 2 years of age, including hearing, vision, communication, attention, sleep, and distraction. Infants can distinguish colors and shapes early on, mimic facial expressions, and communicate through cooing, smiling, and reaching out. Proper sleep is important for development and infants can be disrupted by noises like voices, footsteps, or running water.
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