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Cultural Tonal Differences in Cooing
Because the tonal quality of cooing reflects their caregivers' specific language, babies essentially replicate sounds from their own linguistic environment. For instance, a baby whose parents speak French will coo in a different tone than a baby whose parents speak Spanish or Urdu.
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