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While some aspects of face perception remained stable, the research found that three-year-olds processed faces faster and, across all age groups, children had reduced neural responses to happy ...

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Children are constantly learning from looking at your face, often by copying your expressions and mouth movements. Eye contact is also a great way to bond with your child. Face-to-face games to ...

Children exposed to too much screen time are being left behind developmentally, with many not learning to use their facial expressions.