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Two languages at birth: this is when children learn the most

Two languages at birth: this is when children learn the most
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Babies Process Sound Differently After Hearing Two Languages in the Womb

"Newborns from bilingual mothers appear more sensitive to a wider range of acoustic variation of speech," researcher Natàlia Gorina-Careta said.

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Study: Newborns whose mother spoke in a mix of languages during pregnancy are more sensitive to a range of sound pitches

It s well established that babies in the womb hear and learn about speech, at least in the third trimester. For example, newborns have been shown to already prefer the voice of their mother, recognize a story that had been repeatedly told to them while in the womb, and tell apart their mother s native language.

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New study reveals what fetuses learn about speech - The Jerusalem Post

“Our data show that prenatal language exposure modulates the neural encoding of speech sounds as measured at birth," researchers said.

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Newborns do not fully distinguish different vocal sounds, shows study

Newborns do not fully distinguish different vocal sounds, shows study People s ability to perceive speech sounds has been deeply studied, specially during someone s first year of life, but what happens during the first hours after birth? Are babies born with innate abilities to perceive speech sounds, or do neural encoding processes need to age for some time? Researchers from the Institute of Neurosciences of the University of Barcelona (UBNeuro) and the Sant Joan de Déu Research Institute (IRSJD) have created a new methodology to try to answer this basic question on human development. The results, published in the Nature s open-access journal

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