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(NewsUSA) - Parents who communicate with their unborn babies might be giving their children a head start in developing speech and language skills, according to some child development experts.

([[Page Of::Directory:NewsUSA|NewsUSA]]) - Parents who communicate with their unborn babies might be giving their children a head start in developing speech and language skills, according to some child development experts.

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Evidence now shows that a child can receive sounds in the womb, and communicating with an unborn child could enhance learning, according to William S. Brown, director of the University of Florida's Institute for the Advanced Study of Communication Processes.

Evidence now shows that a child can receive sounds in the womb, and communicating with an unborn child could enhance learning, according to William S. Brown, director of the University of Florida's Institute for the Advanced Study of Communication Processes.

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