The development of gaze following in monolingual and bilingual infants: A multi‐laboratory study

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@LorijnSZ @saraannhart @chbergma Lots in this special issue: https://t.co/OcFPGmribR ManyBabies: https://t.co/Gjgj6yiRUc, https://t.co/I2kQVrqMOC, https://t.co/B2YAt0GuEC, https://t.co/a5XxRaw52V

@priyasilverst I'm not sure if you've been able to include our recent multi-lab study on gaze following (video). 300+ infants 6-9 and 12-15 months! https://t.co/XnOkQRgjtb

RT @Infantstudies: Gaze-following ability improves from 6-9 to 12-15 months, and develops similarly in mono- and bilingual infants. A #Many…

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