Copying the early noises your baby makes lets them know you're listening to them. It also gets them used to the back and forth rhythm of conversation. So listen out for their noises and make them ...

When your baby hears it they’ll instinctively respond by making a sound in reply. By 3 months they may start to make soft ‘cooing’ sounds. These will tend to start with letters like p, b and m, which ...

Your baby is learning so much from this very simple game of cooing and taking turns with sounds. They're learning about the sounds of the language that they're going to learn and they're also ...

Your baby has been experimenting with sounds from her first month, cooing, gurgling and making throaty sighs.[1]#1 Laughter is the next (hilarious) step in learning to communicate. Many babies ...

When you smile, your baby might smile back. Babies are discovering their ability to make sounds: Soon you'll have a cooing and gurgling machine! Your baby will "talk" to you with a variety of sounds.