Babies spend a significant portion of their first year making noises, from responding to caregivers with vocalizations to engaging in self-directed babbling. A new study, published in the open-access journal PLOS ONE, suggests that these seemingly ran… Read on blog or Reader ScienceBlog.com Read on blog or Reader Babies' Babbling Reveals Patterns of Vocal Play and Practice PLOS ONE May 30 Babies spend a significant portion of their first year making noises, from responding to caregivers with vocalizations to engaging in self-directed babbling. A new study, published in the open-access journal PLOS ONE, suggests that these seemingly random noises may actually be part of a deliberate process of vocal play and practice. Researchers Hyunjoo Yoo from […] Continue reading

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