The Universal Sequence

When it comes to babies and the way they learn has to do with their brain and how fast it develops. Not every child will be alike or have the same parental attention when it comes to their child growing. When you look at listening and responding you see that infants are learning right off the bat from birth they see and copy everything they can. Hence why people say be careful what you say or how you act around kids who are learning to talk because they will most likely copy what you're saying. Kids rather as infants/babies they start at a young age watching their parents with their motions and why they see their mouths open they know they are speaking it is just something our brain learns. From babbling to their first words using high pitch noises and repetitive speech, teaching your kids the proper ways of learning speech becomes an essential role to the the care givers, because they are the ones that their kids will take after on how they learn while their brains are still developing at that young of an age. Once kids get into the hang of just saying nouns, they will learn parts of speech like "the" "and" "at". After that part of the sequence comes the putting their words together and this is the age where you better watch what you are saying because those kids are talking machines once they start making some sense of the words they are speaking. I think the Universal Sequence and doing things step by step with kids is n essential way of helping them learn and grow. If caregivers really put focus and time spent into their kids development at a young age they will understand easier and catch on faster when it comes to learning. Just have to do what is best for the kids!