Article Summary
The article at the link below explores how singing to babies fosters meaningful communication between caregivers and infants, especially when verbal language is limited. It highlights that infants often prefer singing over speech, responding with increased alertness, happiness, or calmness, depending on the song’s nature. This preference is not limited to mothers; fathers’ singing, particularly at higher pitches, also captivates babies. The act of singing benefits parents as well, enhancing their sense of competence and engagement in child-rearing. The article emphasizes that these spontaneous, heartfelt melodies create a shared context, strengthening the emotional bond between parent and child.
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Jeff Johnson is an early learning trainer, podcaster, and author who founded Explorations Early Learning, Playvolution HQ, and Play Haven.
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