BBC6 年
Study finds 'baby-talk' aids language development in infants
The more "baby-talk" words that infants hear, the quicker they grasp language, new research suggests. Studies of nine-month-olds found that those most exposed to small words ending in "y" sounds ...
The Asian Parent on MSN8 个月
Unravelling the Wonders of Infant Language Development through Everyday Social Interactions
Infant language development is a fascinating journey filled with wonder and discovery. From the moment a baby is born, they ...
The Star28 天
Infants whose mothers regularly use language have higher levels of oxytocin
OXYTOXIN, known as the love, attachment or pleasure hormone, plays an essential role in social interaction mechanisms. In particular, it influences mother-child attachment. A British study ...
Simon Fraser University3 年
Linguistics and Cognitive Science
The Language Learning and Development (LangDev) Lab is a research group in Linguistics and Cognitive Science at SFU that studies the learning of spoken language in infants, children, and adults - ...
BBC4 个月
Why speaking different languages at home is great for your young child
If you speak more than one language at home, you might already be wondering how and when to introduce them to your baby. And you might have heard a few things about language learning that simply ...