Improving babies' language skills before they're even old enough to speak
Tuesday, September 30, 2014 - 22:50
in Psychology & Sociology
In the first months of life, when babies begin to distinguish sounds that make up language from all the other sounds in the world, they can be trained to more effectively recognize which sounds “might” be language, accelerating the development of the brain maps which are critical to language acquisition and processing, according to new research.