😀 Decoding Baby talk 😀 Baby talk, also known as infant-directed speech or motherese, is a way of speaking that adults often use when communicating with infants and young children. It involves using a higher pitch, exaggerated intonation, repetitive and simplified vocabulary, and a slower pace of speech. Here are some common characteristics and examples of baby talk: 1. High-pitched voice: Adults tend to raise the pitch of their voice when speaking to babies. This higher pitch can capture the a

The magic of talking baby talk!

Do this with your baby and TAG ME or comment and tell me how it goes! Babies need a lot of prerequisite skills before talking, and this is one of them- imitating actions with toys! I like to do “clap” “shake” and “up and down”! *Disclaimer: your baby may not be ready for this or they may be to advanced for this! If you have concerns about your child’s development, seek out support through your state’s early intervention program) *All videos have parent permission* #speechtherapy #speechtherapist

Share this with the “baby talk” haters! ⭐️But first let’s make sure we know what “baby talk” is and isn’t. 👶Baby talk IS using the wrong sounds for words, made up words, and incorrect grammar. 🎵”Baby talk” IS NOT using a sing song voice when talking or imitating babbles. 👋Hi! I’m Kelly! I’m a pediatric speech therapist and early intervention specialist. These are actually 2 strategies I teach families in early intervention! They literally do the opposite of “baby talk” and yet get mistaken FO

Baby learning First Words with Ms Rachel (Videos for Babies)

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