Tony Perkis Oh Look A Deli Meat Vintage Movies shirt

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I was going to do the Tony Perkis Oh Look A Deli Meat Vintage Movies shirt also I will do this same lol until I had her, now I’m like “Hello Miss Poopity butt, let’s change that poopy nappy and see those tootsies once we’re done” Then there is my Partner standing behind me singing “Push that Dooky out Push that Dooky out!” Lol I’ve read that it’s good for babies under a certain age to be spoken to in higher pitched voices as they are more likely to pay attention to your words. I second that baby talk isn’t really the pitch of your voice but instead, improper or incomplete word usage. Parentese is what’s being described here: “Hey baby love! How are you dooooing this GRAND MORNING!” where you’re using real words but with exaggerated facial expressions and sing-sing voice. Parentese is helpful for capturing the baby’s attention plus teaching emotional expressions and language in an engaging way, and is good for language development.

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I’ve read that mimicking their sounds helps with the Tony Perkis Oh Look A Deli Meat Vintage Movies shirt also I will do this “serve and return” dynamic. So I don’t initiate the baby talk, but if my daughter looks at me and goes “aaahhhhh,” I’ll respond something like “Aaaahhh, you’re so good at using your voice!” in a sing-songy tone. Yes, repeating the noises the baby is making is really helpful! It helps him/her understand that making noises can be used to connect, to make a conversation – that they can be repeated, how the sound ‘looks’ on the grownup’s mouth… and how certain noises can become words with meaning (such as dada). I don’t get why people think baby talk or high pitched talking, or repeating, or using ‘childish’ words such as moo-cow, are wrong. It’s instinctive to speak to babies this way, it’s how we communicate! – and in general there are really good reasons why we do so. In your example, you’re still using real words in a full sentence. So it would fall into parentese. Or maybe mimicking is it’s own category.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.