Talking together

What is another term commonly used for Parentese?

• Baby whispering

• Infant babble

• Child-Directed Speech

• Baby mimicry

Parentese is usually spoken in what kind of tone?

• Monotone and slow

• High-pitched and exaggerated

• Quiet and serious

• Fast and loud

Which of the following is NOT a feature of Parentese?

• Slower speech

• Clearer enunciation

• Use of complex adult vocabulary

• Repetition

Parentese is only used by mothers.

• True
• False

Why do babies prefer Parentese over regular adult speech?

• It sounds like music to them.

• It grabs their attention and helps them understand speech sounds

• It reminds them of their heartbeat.

• It makes them sleepy.

Which of the following is a benefit of using Child-Directed Speech?

• It reduces crying immediately

• It supports early language development.

• It entertains parents more than babies.

• It eliminates the need for story time.

What does a baby typically do to start communication before they can talk?

• Snap their fingers

• Sing

• Cry, coo, and use facial expressions

• Draw pictures

Which of these is an example of intentional baby communication?

• Random hiccups

• Sneezing

• Reaching out for a toy while looking at you

• Yawning

How do caregivers respond in a way that supports early communication?

• Ignore random noises

• Only respond when the baby speaks clearly

• Mirror sounds and facial expressions

• Wait until the baby is one year old

Which stage of communication development typically comes first?

• Cooing

• Babbling

• First words

• Two-word phrases