They say you should talk around babies all the time, as well as to them, and that they'll pick it all up. I'm just wondering, you know, what with my exciting and varied vocabulary, am I just going to present too many words to the baby all at once, and would it be better if I were a bit thick and had a working vocabulary of only 60 or 70 words? Ought I to scale back? This is a very important and serious question, because I need her to beat my friend's baby when it comes to who talks first.
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So, teaching baby to talk - is it better to be a bit thick?
macneil · 14/03/2007 16:51
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