The Art of Observing

The great teaching art is that of observing and listening, and of then providing that which may further a budding curiosity.
-David Hawkins

When infants watch each other, they engage in observational learning. This helps our friends develop social cues, emotional expression, imitation, and even the basics of communication as they develop cognitively and emotionally. These interactions are the foundation of social skills. Even our youngest members of the world recognize variations of social behavior.