Study sheds light on toddlers' vocabulary development and COVID-19 lockdowns

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Feb 16 2022 | 00:03:22

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A study which is currently in press in the journal Language Development Research found that, among the babies and toddlers studied, children made greater gains in vocabulary size during the early lockdowns than individuals pre-lockdown.

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