boler in 1997 found that contextual information is important in cueing memories findings regarding "reminding" show that cues are important to memory
so infants need to be shown the mobile to recover knowledge as they have fewer memories so they have fewer cues so their retention is shorter
so forgetting decreases with age because we have more experiences
around 9 month infants can crawl this can expand their experience to new objects
herbetgross and Hayne in 2007 compared the performance of a group who could crawl compared to one who could not on a deferred imitation task
the crawling babies showed learning when the animalchanged whereas the babies who could not crawl only showed memory when trained or test on the same animal