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Children 'miss cues' that a dog may be dangerous - BBC News
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Young children are being taught to interpret dog body language in a bid to cut the number of attacks.
Children 'bitten by dogs because they think angry animals are ...www.telegraph.co.uk › pets › Chil...
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Research leader Kerstin Meints said: “The child may not have a dog at home, but most youngsters will come into contact with one.
Concept of cuteness is 'hardwired from age of three,' say scientists...
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Perhaps it explains their love of cuddly toys and baby animals –children as young as three instinctively recognise “cute” features.
University study looks at the development of baby talk - BBC ...www.bbc.co.uk › news › universit...
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Kerstin Meints, from the university, said: "We are creating a large database of children to get an idea of how many words they understand and ...
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