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This is known as cognitive development. Each child had a different environment to interact with. Hattie and Mari were from big industrialized cities where they had a lot of objects and toys to interact with, while Ponijao and Bayar had nature such as sticks, rocks, and animals. Mari had a toy where she could fit a ring onto a stick to build and after a while she realized that the ring would fit. This shows tertiary circular reactions where she explored the objects by acting on them. Language development was also forming throughout the movie. The four babies had different experiences with their caregivers that contributed to their language development. Ponijao always had his mother or sibling around; Hattie and Mari also often had their mothers

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