Responsiveness--the 'serve and return' interaction in which infants' gestures, affect and vocalization are responded to with nurturing communication from adults, encouraging further communication from the child--is important throughout, but particularly in the first year.
Emphasizes the importance of responsive interactions in early childhood development.
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