Study: Babies Would Rather Listen to Each Other Than to You

Study: Babies Would Rather Listen to Each Other Than to You According to a press release from The Acoustical Society of America, According to the researchers, babies can identify and pay more attention to certain vowel-like sounds when other babies make them. Linda Polka, professor at McGill University in Montreal and study author Linda Polka, professor at McGill University in Montreal and study author Polka still urges parents to “baby talk” because it creates a positive interaction with the little ones and gives them experience as “talkers-in-training.”