baby talk

Toddlers as young as two understand that the noises they make can affect people around them—and know how to adapt the loudness of the sounds they make depending on what they’re doing and where they are.

Before they start to babble themselves, babies would rather listen to other babies “talk” than listen to adults.

Toddlers as young as two understand that the noises they make can affect people around them—and know how to adapt the loudness of the sounds they make depending on what they’re doing and where they are.

Before they start to babble themselves, babies would rather listen to other babies “talk” than listen to adults.