Imitation is important to the child's ongoing language development. Children will repeat what they hear and apply voice tones used by others. Two-way conversation is important as language ability grows. Reading with children, patiently listening, and talking with them help children learn language. Social emotional development Developing a personality and becoming socially adapted are perhaps among the most baffling aspects of child development.
Personal development begins with a basic sense of trust during infancy.
During toddlerhood, children usually complete the stage of trust. Trust allows toddlers to explore their world independently. Toddlers begin to see themselves as individuals who are separate from their parents and able to venture freely. Independence is a primary emotional stage during preschool years. During this stage, toilet training and language development usually occur.