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Here are some facts about children who start talking early:

1: Early talkers are often more advanced in other areas of development as well, such as motor skills and problem-solving abilities.

2: Children who start talking early often have a larger vocabulary and are better able to communicate their needs and feelings.

3: Research has shown that early talkers tend to have higher intelligence scores later in life, although it is unclear whether early language development causes higher intelligence or if it is simply a correlation.

4: Children who start talking early may be more socially confident and better able to make friends, as they are able to communicate more effectively with their peers.

5: However, early talkers may also experience more frustration and impatience if they are not understood by adults or if they struggle with their own language development later on.

6: Early talking does not necessarily mean that a child will become a fluent reader and writer early on. These skills are developed through different parts of the brain and may not be related to early language development.

7: It is important for parents and caregivers to continue to support and encourage a child's language development, even if they are already talking early. This includes reading to them, talking with them, and providing a stimulating environment that encourages language growth.

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