You point, I'll name

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Toddlers point at things so you will name them — the finger is a question, and it arrives months before the word does. Answering the point rather than starting the naming yourself puts them in charge of which words they collect, and the ones they asked for are the ones that stick.

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none — whatever is already in the room

Source: AAPMilestones During The First 2 Years

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You point, I'll name

Wait for a point instead of starting

Do nothing until they point at something. The whole activity is answering, not opening.