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How Babies Learn Language: The Science Behind Early Speech Development

How Babies Learn Language: The Science Behind Early Speech Development

In this research-backed video, Patricia Kuhl explains how babies begin learning language long before they speak. Parents can learn why human interaction, speech sounds, and everyday communication play such an important role in early language development.

How Music Affects Babies’ Brains: Early Learning and Development

How Music Affects Babies’ Brains: Early Learning and Development

In this expert-led video, Patricia Kuhl explains how exposure to music can influence babies’ brain development, listening skills, and early learning. Parents can discover why rhythm, sound patterns, and rich auditory experiences matter during the first years of life.

How Babies Develop Native Language Skills

How Babies Develop Native Language Skills

In this expert-led video, Janet Werker explains how babies begin developing native language skills during infancy. Parents can learn how early speech exposure, listening, sound recognition, and everyday interaction help shape a baby’s ability to understand and learn language.

Bilingual Babies: How Infants Learn Two Languages

Bilingual Babies: How Infants Learn Two Languages

In this expert-led video, Janet Werker explains how babies can begin learning two languages from the earliest stages of life. Parents can learn how bilingual exposure shapes speech perception, language learning, and early communication during infancy.

How Babies Learn Native Language Sounds

How Babies Learn Native Language Sounds

In this video, Janet Werker explains how babies begin life with a remarkable ability to hear differences between speech sounds from many languages. As they grow, their brains gradually become more tuned to the sounds of the language they hear most often. This process helps parents understand why early language exposure plays an important role in babies’ native language development.