“Two-word model”: Speech-Pedelic woman calls mistakes that many parents make when reading aloud
Home World Status: 21.08.2026, 05:19 Comments Follow us on Google When reading aloud, many parents make a mistake: They ask too much.
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A 2017 study by Princeton University shows that mothers automatically talk to babies in a special tone of voice that scientists describe as “musical” across multiple languages. Their solution is baby language and repetition. “The dear children,” Frey confirms. “Words should be said more often – sometimes at the beginning of a sentence, sometimes as a question.” And they should "make themselves a monkey, because children love it".
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A 2017 study by Princeton University shows that mothers automatically talk to babies in a special tone of voice that scientists describe as “musical” across multiple languages.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1Their solution is baby language and repetition. “The dear children,” Frey confirms. “Words should be said more often – sometimes at the beginning of a sentence, sometimes as a question.” And they should "make themselves a monkey, because children love it".
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