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Emotative Stage

Description:

The emotative stage refers to a developmental phase during which a child's language usage is primarily focused on expressing emotions and personal experiences. It is characterized by the child's ability to communicate their own feelings and thoughts, often without much concern for the listener's perspective or understanding.

Sample sentences:

1. During the emotative stage, toddlers often use simple words and sounds to express their emotions, such as "happy," "sad," or "wow!"
2. As children progress through the emotative stage, they gradually start to incorporate more descriptive language to express their experiences, enabling them to better convey their thoughts and feelings.
3. Parents and caregivers play a crucial role in supporting children during the emotative stage by providing an environment that encourages open communication and a safe space for emotional expression.

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