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Psychology explains why children ask for silly word repetition

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Research indicates children enjoy repeating playful, nonsensical words. This activity fosters laughter and strengthens social bonds during interactions. The repetition helps them practice communication and express preferences. Ultimately, it serves as a key part of vocabulary and language development in early childhood.

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