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Ability to interpret babies cries not innate, new European study reveals

Camille fauchonSiloe corvinNicolas mathevonUniversity of saint etienneCurrent biology

Identifying a baby s cry of pain is not an innate ability, study suggests | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

Researchers found that parenting young babies shapes the ability to decode what their cries represent.

Andrew matthewsCamille fauchonSiloe corvinNicolas mathevonUniversity of saint etienne

Identifying a baby s cry of pain is not an innate ability, study suggests

Researchers found that parenting young babies shapes the ability to decode what their cries represent.

Andrew matthewsCamille fauchonSiloe corvinNicolas mathevonUniversity of saint etienne

Deciphering an infant s cry is NOT an innate ability and must be learned, study reveals

Researchers from the University of Saint-Etienne discovered that a baby s source of distress can be determined from their cry, but it is a learned ability through childcare experience.

Camille fauchonNicolas mathevonDurham universityUniversity of saint etienneCurrent biology corvinCurrent biology

Identifying a baby s cry of pain is not an innate ability, study suggests | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News

Researchers found that parenting young babies shapes the ability to decode what their cries represent.

Andrew matthewsCamille fauchonSiloe corvinNicolas mathevonUniversity of saint etienne

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