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A child is learning how it feels to move her mouth and make sounds. She is in the stage?
Sensorimotor stage :)
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What is it called when a child is learning how it feels to move her mouth and make sound what stage is she in?
When a child is learning how it feels to move her mouth and make sounds, she is likely in the early stages of babbling. Babbling is a key developmental milestone where infants experiment with controlling their vocal cords and mouth movements to produce sounds.
What is the term for the action of producing sounds with the mouth?
The term for the action of producing sounds with the mouth is called "vocalization."
Can you produce two sounds from your mouth at the same time?
No you cannot it is impossible to produce two different sounds from your mouth at the same time.
Mouth problem that has lasted 18 months it feels like you have sprayed deodrant in your mouth and can sometimes feel sticky your tongue feels like it shrivelling up and you have trouble talking?
Certain medications can cause a severely dried mouth. The tongue feels as if it is covered in glue making it extremely difficult to talk.
Do you like to sneeze?
Yeah, it feels good but cover your mouth
How do chocolate chip cookies feel in your mouth?
it feels crumbly
How big is a child's mouth?
i don't think a child's mouth is that big i think it's as big as a cookie
As you blow on your hand with your mouth wide open it feels warm After reducing the opening of your mouth by producing a small O with your lips blow on your hand It feels cool Where does the?
With a smaller mouth opening the air moves faster and 'wind chill' cools your hand.
Feel like hair in mouth?
If someone feels like there is hair in their mouth, they may have something on their tongue. There could also be a hair from their head in the mouth.
How are the sounds made on the celeste?
its made by licking it mouth
Where is the proper place of the tongue in producing sounds?
The mouth.
How a giraffe feels when it lowers its head and opens its nose and mouth?
nose
