Infants around 6-8 weeks old begin producing long, drawn-out vowel sounds (e. g., "h"). These sounds get responses from other people, and infants soon have take turns making sounds back and forth with their caregivers. What is this called

Cooing

Explanation:

Cooing is when an Infants around 6-8 weeks old begin producing long, drawn-out vowel sounds (e.g., "h"). These sounds get responses from other people, and infants soon have take turns making sounds back and forth with their caregivers, it is a stage of infants' prelinguistic speech development and consists of the production of single syllable, vowel-like sounds like "a", "i"

if it is a supervisor that collects all the handmade products the word is you but if it goes straight to the machine made activity there isn't any word unless there is robot programmed to say you.

the first question's answer is a.