Hello, Welcome to Ray Motion Ltd. Today we are going to start our new video channel in daily motion.com. We are so happy for that. our first video will be baby related. The main fact of our video is about love, life, emotion, fun related. ******************************************************************** This baby dream video is about to 4 baby's emotion related. Babies are always cute when they cry to when they laugh. So we want to start our first job with babies. ############################################### This article is about speech directed at babies. For speech-like sounds produced by babies, see babbling. For other uses, see Baby talk (disambiguation). "Whoopsie daisy" redirects here. For the song by Terri Walker, see L.O.V.E (album). Baby talk, also referred to as caretaker speech, infant-directed speech (IDS), child-directed speech (CDS) or motherese,[1][2][3][4][5] is usually delivered with a "cooing" pattern of intonation different from that of normal adult speech: high in pitch, with many glissando variations that are more pronounced than those of normal speech.[6] It frequently displays hyperarticulation, which is an increase in the distances between peripheral vowels (such as [i], [u], and [a]). Baby talk is also characterized by the shortening and simplifying of words. Baby talk is similar to what is used by people when talking to their pets (pet-directed speech)[citation needed]. When adults talk to each other using baby talk it is generally to either show affection by emulating the fondness shown by adults for children, or as a form of bullying or condescension as children are much less cognitively developed than adults, implying that the adult receiving the baby talk is less intelligent than the adult talking to them ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ^^^^^^^@@@@@^^^^^^^**************@@@@@@^^^^^^^ Studies have shown that from birth, infants prefer to listen to infant-directed speech, which is more effective than regular speech in getting and holding an infant's attention.[9] Some researchers, including Rima Shore,[10] believe that baby talk is an important part of the emotional bonding process between the parents and their child that helps the infants learn the language. Other researchers from Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Wisconsin confirm that using basic “baby talk” helps babies pick up words faster than usual.[11] Infants pay more attention when parents use infant-directed language, which has a slower and more repetitive tone than used in regular conversation. This child-directed speech has also been shown in languages other than English. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Surveys have indicated that many people speak to their dogs in their native language with more than just commands - they speak to them as if they were a child or another human being. Most people greet their dog when they come home and farewell them when they leave, or compliment them by telling them that they are pretty or clever. Many people admitted to often telling their dog about some sort of behavior and that it was stupid, naughty, helpful or fun. Sometimes this is extended to a short narrative, such as "It's a good thing I found this mess and tidied it up before your mother did". Most people admitted asking their dog questions about matters of the dog's concern, such as "Do you want to go for a walk?" or "Do you want a snack?". The majority of dog owners have asked their dog questions that they could not be expected to understand or care about, such as "Do you think it is going to rain today?". Some participate in a monologue, where they maintain a conversation but pause and look at the dog where the dog might be expected to make a comment. Others go further, and provide answers on behalf of the dog which may appear strange to outsiders. These actions are not providing communication with the dog, however they are providing social interactions for the speaker usually in order to solve some problem. ****************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** *****follow****follow*****follow*****follow*****follow*****follow *****follow****follow*****follow*****follow*****follow*****follow *****follow****follow*****follow*****follow*****follow*****follow *****follow****follow*****follow*****follow*****follow*****follow *****follow****follow*****follow*****follow*****follow*****follow www.dailymotion.com/raymotionltd www.dailymotion.com/raymotionltd www.dailymotion.com/raymotionltd www.dailymotion.com/raymotionltd www.dailymotion.com/raymotionltd
