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Baby Talk Actually Makes Sense

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Maia Regman Mrs. Magnan Biology Honors 8 February 2014 Baby Talk Actually Makes Sense ?Goo goo ga ga!? Everyone knows babies don?t truly say this, but ?baby talk?, characterized by sounds and words used by babies when they are developing adult speech, is quite advanced. Recent investigations have proved that even toddlers are using grammar before previously believed.
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