Why Do Babies (Toddlers) Hand You Things?

The video explores why toddlers often hand objects to adults, suggesting several explanations. These include learning about their environment, using objects as a form of communication, practicing social skills, imitating adults, and responding to positive reinforcement. Each behavior plays a role in a toddler's development, helping them interact with the world and build relationships.

Why might toddlers hand objects to adults according to the first section?

• To make a mess

• To test their strength

• To learn about the object

• To show off their toys

How do toddlers communicate when they lack language skills?

• By pointing at things

• By drawing pictures

• By handing over objects

• By crying loudly

What social skill are toddlers practicing when they hand objects to others?

• Reading and writing

• Sharing and receiving

• Running and jumping

• Counting and sorting

What might toddlers be imitating when they hand objects to adults?

• Their favorite superheroes

• Cartoon characters

• Animals in the wild

• Adults carrying things

How does positive reinforcement influence toddlers' behavior?

• It discourages them from sharing

• It makes them cry more

• It makes them sleep longer

• It encourages them to repeat actions