Cound any one tell me where I can find it?

[lauren]

Hi, everyone,

My name is Lauren, a new member.
I'd like to talk to my 3-month baby girl all in English in baby's language, not in the formal english that we adults are using now.

Does anyone know where I can get such information?

[Glotynn]

Do you mean those terms like pipi, pupu, etc?

But the point is that your baby was born of no language. There is no word or speech that your baby will understand without learning. I'm afraid you have to invent those expressions by yourself and communicate with your baby often. It's just between you and your baby. And your baby will quickly learn every word spat out of your mouth. Try not to make it too different from our normal English.

[Glotynn]

Concerning baby language, there's a good read here:
http://kidshealth.org/parent/growth/com ... wborn.html

[Wayne]

Hi, everyone,

My name is Lauren, a new member.
I'd like to talk to my 3-month baby girl all in English in baby's language, not in the formal english that we adults are using now.

Does anyone know where I can get such information?

Check this out. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baby_talk#Vocabulary

The "baby-talk" vocabulary includes 20 words.

[Glotynn]

Check this out. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baby_talk#Vocabulary

The "baby-talk" vocabulary includes 20 words.

Wow, what a vocabulary of baby-talk!
I wonder if I could understand them when I was a baby, haha...