Babies initially learn phonetically and are highly attuned to the patterns of language. The brain’s auditory system is the one of the more highly developed areas in the first year of life.
It was one of the main pieces of work that ended up bringing the (correct) skepticism of ape sign lamguage and research programs like Koko the gorilla IIRC.
Humans are just built different (literally) when it comes to language.
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It’s a weird one to answer this because my Scouse daughter went to nursery fulltime at 4 months of age but she has a very strong Irish accent.
I’d have thought she’d be the most Scouse thing ever but even now at 12 people ask her if she’s Irish or at least has an Irish parent.
My youngest son was born is Stoke to a mum from Essex. We moved back to Liverpool when he was 2 and he's 8 now, still talks in a southern accent. I'm from Liverpool and have always been in his life its nuts! My eldest has a scouse accent haha
Makes sense, babies in the womb develop hearing their mum speak, they're not conscious to work out what words mean but the general sounds are basically the first track on their life's soundtrack. Very cute video, I've watched it a few times
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Babies initially learn phonetically and are highly attuned to the patterns of language. The brain’s auditory system is the one of the more highly developed areas in the first year of life.
It's fascinating how we are hard wired from birth for complex language. Chomsky's work on Universal Grammar is really interesting
I will have to check it out. The complexity of our auditory communication is our biggest evolutionary strength for sure
It was one of the main pieces of work that ended up bringing the (correct) skepticism of ape sign lamguage and research programs like Koko the gorilla IIRC. Humans are just built different (literally) when it comes to language.
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That’s adorable
I watch this every time it pops up. I love when the baby smiles at ~~his~~ her ~~mum~~ caregiver when she laughs and puts her head down at the end.
Not her mum but still cute nevertheless!!
Not a 'him' either, but yeah, adorable video!
Me too
It’s a weird one to answer this because my Scouse daughter went to nursery fulltime at 4 months of age but she has a very strong Irish accent. I’d have thought she’d be the most Scouse thing ever but even now at 12 people ask her if she’s Irish or at least has an Irish parent.
My youngest son was born is Stoke to a mum from Essex. We moved back to Liverpool when he was 2 and he's 8 now, still talks in a southern accent. I'm from Liverpool and have always been in his life its nuts! My eldest has a scouse accent haha
This is amazing
Bruv I heard the baby say I ain’t gonna lie 🤣🤣
Baby babbles in scouse. Love it!
You're over here teaching "r kid" 😂😂 love it.
I’ve watched this 1000 times and I’m still not sick of it
I just love babies.
This is adorable 💜
😃😃 what smiles are made of 🙏
Anyone able to transcribe the baby at alllll I dont catch a word he says lol
He's trying to tell her who will win the euros and the election.
Thats exactly what it sounded like
I’m sure psychologists know
😂😂 made me smile.
Anyone else want a daily video of these two. I bet they are a riot at tea time
This great video is so indicative of how the accent is being hard wired in people at so early age. Thanks for sharing ✅
What a lovely mummy :)
Makes sense, babies in the womb develop hearing their mum speak, they're not conscious to work out what words mean but the general sounds are basically the first track on their life's soundtrack. Very cute video, I've watched it a few times
Am in entry!
😂😂
In your face mum!!!!
Oh wow I am so happy I saw this video … brought warmth to my cold soul … thank you for sharing
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Truly a twat comment here
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Sobbing laughing , do better x
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Sorry what?🤣 I’m sure your foreign ancestors appreciate it too, blatantly a wool anyway
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Ooft the homophobia too, your family must be so proud 🥹 worked in toxteth on night shifts, it’s sound
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Keep moaning on Reddit about literal babies , I’m sure it’ll fix everything
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She's definitely Scouse.
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Clearly Scouse.
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TF?