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When it comes to the magical world of language learning in toddlers, you'd be surprised at the tricks up their tiny [blank] . It [blank] out, 18-month-olds have a knack for latching onto words with a bit of repetition. Researchers have been peering into the minds of these linguistic geniuses and found that names with repeated [blank] , like "choo-choo" or "ma-ma", are easier for these pint-sized scholars to [blank] up.
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When it comes to the magical world of language learning in toddlers, you'd be surprised at the tricks up their tiny sleeves . It turns out, 18-month-olds have a knack for latching onto words with a bit of repetition. Researchers have been peering into the minds of these linguistic geniuses and found that names with repeated syllables , like "choo-choo" or "ma-ma", are easier for these pint-sized scholars to pick up.
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