Quality of early parent input predicts child vocabulary 3 years later

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RT @KaiiPoppo: @DianeHardwick @positivesideofx we examined the contextualized speech input parents provide to infants during the second yea…

@DianeHardwick @positivesideofx we examined the contextualized speech input parents provide to infants during the second year of life as a potential source of the massive vocabulary differences found at school entry. https://t.co/l8dD908Ssy

@positivesideofx It is already known that the sheer quantity of linguistic input is an important determinant of vocabulary size; overall, the more words children hear early in development, the larger their subsequent vocabularies. https://t.co/l8dD908Ssy