Infants' heart rate rhythms are closely linked to their early vocalizations, including coos, babbles, and emerging words.

Infants’ heart rate changes influence their vocalizations, connecting physical rhythms with early speech development ...

A baby’s coos aren’t random—they reflect coordination between heart rate and speech development. These tiny sounds mark early ...

Babies develop communication skills from birth, starting with crying and progressing to babbling, word formation, and ...

Many things have to go right in order for babies to learn to talk. Recent research highlights the role of something that ...

Your baby’s communication ... We spoke to Speech and Language Therapist, Sinead Campbell, about some of the ways you can help boost language development. Watch the video below to find out ...

You will be offered health visitor checks for your baby until they are two so their development can be tracked. These will look at height, weight and physical development as well as speech and ...

A University of Houston psychologist has found that a baby's first sweet sounds and early attempts at forming words are ...

Infants in this age group typically don’t speak whole words yet. In fact, only about 10% of the vocalizations could be ...

The soft, gentle murmurs of a baby's first expressions, like little whispers of joy and wonder to doting parents, are ...

The soft, gentle murmurs of a baby's first expressions ... implications for understanding language development and potential early indicators of speech and communication disorders.