Nagaoka Shoten Pointing, where?

Even babies who can't yet speak will try to communicate something by pointing.
It's often said that "children who start pointing early tend to start speaking early," highlighting the importance of pointing as a means of communication for language development.
Pointing is an important means of communication for babies, whether it's to show them something special they've found or to indicate what they want.
As caregivers practice pointing with their babies in a fun way, the babies themselves will learn to use pointing in various ways to convey different meanings. And through repeated emotional interaction using pointing, a desire to communicate more is nurtured, which leads to a desire to start speaking.