Need more reasons to spend facetime with your baby?
Do babies read lips to learn to talk? A new University study
says they do! At 6 months of age, the time typically marked by a baby
moving from strictly cooing (using vowel sounds) to babbling (mixing
consonants and vowels to make "word-like" vocalizations), the study
found that babies start paying more attention to the speakers lips-as if
to figure out how to make those same sounds! This is particularly
interesting considering that same age is when an alert MD and/or parent
often notices other developmental delays (e.g., autism spectrum
disorder, etc.). Check out the article linked above for more info and be
sure to give your baby some facetime today!!! The time you spend with your baby face to face is so rewarding on so many levels....enjoy!
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