WOW that's neat but I would never get one. you got to listen to your kid's complain for the next 17-18 years the 1st year I have no problem not understanding the babble. LMAO
Noah ws 2 when He had a stroke his vocabulary was almost completely formed prior to his stroke he has Apraxia witch is sometimes caused after a stroke the muscels in his tounge need to get stronger for him to make noise... IN other words he doesn't babble much.. BAbble takes tounge movement.
It's amazing how much you pick up from your kids babble as well. I was around my daughters baby brothers the other day and couldn't understand a word of the stories they were interested in telling me, but my daughter understood most every word.
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I have no problems understanding babbles. my little niece who is autistic is extremely delayed in her talking. she's going to turn 5 in june. Since she's been in autistic therapy, she's come a long way. she can actually talk in 3 to 4 word sentences now. I understand her when she talks where most people don't.
The first year is easy. I know what every cry means. It's funny how a mother's intuition works. You know the difference between an i have gas pain cry or i'm tired cry or i'm hungry cry all means. I would never use that gadget. It would be a useless pruchase in my household.
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