Ever find yourself speaking in a 'baby voice' whenever you talk to your little one? This is sometimes known as 'parentese' - and in fact pretty much every language wherever it is in the world has ...

Baby's first words: What first words are most common and why? We spoke to Speech and Language Therapist Janet Cooper to find out about babies' early words and how to build on them. Babies likes ...

A heartwarming video of a doctor speaking words of affirmation to a newborn recently went viral after the baby's parents ...

Another baby video has become a YouTube hit - and this time it's a hilarous clip of 17-month old twin boys Sam and Ren having a full blown conversation - in their own baby language! The animated ...

Infants' heart rate rhythms are closely linked to their early vocalizations, including coos, babbles, and emerging words.

To support normal speech and language development in your youngster: Talk to your baby and young child throughout the day, including during bath time, while changing diapers, and during meals.

You and I call this "baby talk," and research has shown that babies love it, and it helps them learn language. Read More: Native Language May Wire the Brain in Unique Ways Obviously, you're not a ...

Mums alter the timbre of their voice when speaking "motherese" - or baby talk - say scientists in the US. Timbre refers to the unique quality of a sound and is why a piano sounds different to a ...

A study from University College London , has revealed a fascinating link between the words you use when talking to your baby ...