A mother's special speech to her baby,sometimes referred to as "parentese," may

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Parentese, or motherese, is a special way of speaking to babies that involves exaggerated intonation, vowel sounds, and facial expressions. This type of speech helps infants become aware of and hold their attention to language, which promotes their language development. It does not limit speech growth or promote unsociable behaviors, and there is no evidence to suggest that it produces musically talented toddlers.

A Mother's Special Speech to Her Baby,sometimes Referred to as "Parentese