RELATIONSHIPS WITH CHILDREN
• use nonverbal gestures such as body movements, facial expressions and vocal sounds to make contact such as reaching out, cooing and crying • show the first signs of kindness and empathy with both adults and other children • begin to respond to the feelings and needs of others. • begin to explore relationships while developing a strong
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