Children can use nonverbal actions to intentionally direct and control other people. One such form of pre-verbal communication where a child gets another person to do something by pointing, reaching, or making sounds at the same time is known as

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The described communication method of getting another person to do something by pointing, reaching, or making sounds at the same time is a protoimperative. A protodeclarative is a pre-verbal communication where a child draws attention to an object or event to share interest or enjoyment with another person. Redundancy refers to using repetition in language to ensure comprehension. Gesticulation refers to hand gestures used to emphasize or express emotion while speaking.

Children Can Use Nonverbal Actions to Intentionally Direct and Control