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Do babies understand words?

2025/2/11
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Beverly Goldfield: 我认为婴儿大约在六个月大的时候开始理解词语。在他们出生前的几个月,他们就已经开始听到声音,尤其是妈妈的声音。出生后,他们更喜欢听人说话的声音。他们最初理解的词语通常是他们可以操作的事物的名称,比如“妈妈”、“爸爸”,或者“饼干”、“袜子”等。我认为婴儿的大脑就像海绵一样,不断吸收周围世界的信息,所以父母或其他家庭成员多和婴儿说话,有助于他们理解词语的含义。 Anna Goldfield: 我觉得妈妈说的很有道理。我的经历也证明了这一点。虽然我说话比较早,但是走路比较晚。我在九个月大的时候就开始说第一个词“香蕉”,而且从那以后就一直说个不停。我认为多和婴儿说话,可以帮助他们更快地理解和学习语言。

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Babies. They’re cute little peanuts, huh? Babbling and drooling while their parents talk to them in widdle baby voices. But do babies understand what people say to them? When do they start learning how to communicate with language? We asked child psychologist Dr. Beverly Goldfield to help us find the right words to explain the answer. 

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