Question

when educators are attuned to and respond to children’s cues such as crying, cooing and babbling, they support social and emotional development in which age group? birth–8 months 8–18 months 18–24 months 2–3 years

Explanation:

Crying, cooing, and babbling are primary communication cues for infants in the birth to 8-month age range. Educators' attunement to these cues builds trust and foundational social-emotional skills critical for this early developmental stage.

Answer:

Birth-8 Months