Building Baby Brains With smallTalk: From Foreign Language Learning at Home to Bridging Gaps in the NICU
The best language learners on the planet are children — especially babies. Your brain is most active in creating the language center of your brain, connecting neurons and creating the highways and pathways for processing language, during infancy. In fact, language learning begins in utero. The developing brain of a fetus starts to wire language circuitry around the speech sounds and rhythms of its mother’s voice. This process accelerates when a baby is born.| Pediatrics Nationwide
