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baby talk

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun baby talk has 2 senses
  1. baby talk, babytalk, motherese - an adult's imitation of the speech of a young child
    --1 is a kind of non-standard speech
  2. baby talk, babytalk - the developing speech of a young child
    --2 is a kind of non-standard speech

Definitions from the Web

Baby Talk

Definition:

Baby talk refers to a simplified and exaggerated form of speech used by adults when communicating with babies or small children. It typically involves using high-pitched voices, repeating simple words or phrases, and using exaggerated facial expressions and gestures. Baby talk is often used to engage and bond with infants, aid in their language development, and enhance communication between adults and young children.

Examples:

As a Noun:

1. Mary's baby talk made her daughter giggle with delight.

2. Many parents believe that using baby talk helps in fostering a strong emotional connection with their infants.

As a Verb:

1. The mother baby-talked to her newborn while rocking him gently.

2. It's important to baby talk when interacting with babies to keep them engaged and encourage language development.

As an Adjective:

1. The daycare center had a baby-talk environment with vibrant colors, soft toys, and cheerful music.

2. The teacher used baby-talk phrases to make the learning experience more enjoyable for the young students.

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