A Moment of Science
We've talked before about how surprisingly flexible the brain is. Learn about the amazing connection between sign language and the brain.
Do you think it is better to speak to a baby as you would an adult? Think again!
Researchers have found that you can tape record the various calls made by Vervet monkeys and play them back one at a time.
Smart baby videos are very popular among parents who think they help with their baby's language skills.
Are you bilingual or multilingual? Chances are it will help you cope with dementia.
Sounds like "baba" and "dada" and "mama" are common to hear from a six-month old.
What spoonerisms tell us about peech satterns, or rather, speech patterns on this Moment of Science.
The tones mothers use to address babies are more universal than previously thought. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
Researchers want to know exactly what it is about mom's voice that brings children out of deep sleep faster and more effectively than even a smoke alarm.
Define the word, "obtuse." The more you've read, the more likely you are to know the meaning of that and other relatively bookish words.
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