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Angua · 27-09-2005, 13:51

IIRC it is vital for speech development and bonding that parents and relatives speak "motherese" to young babies. It has more to do with tone and mouth movement than the words.

Whoever these "jobs worths" are they need to go back to school and actually learn something rather than try out ill conceved theories on vulnerable babies.

27-09-2005, 13:51	#3
Angua Inactive Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Expanding Town with crap roads Age: 67 Services: ? BB, basic phone. Share of Disney+ Posts: 7,674	Re: Should cooing at babies be banned? IIRC it is vital for speech development and bonding that parents and relatives speak "motherese" to young babies. It has more to do with tone and mouth movement than the words. Whoever these "jobs worths" are they need to go back to school and actually learn something rather than try out ill conceved theories on vulnerable babies.