Babies | First Words | FULL EPISODE | Netflix

From nature to nurture, this docuseries explores the groundbreaking science that reveals how infants discover life during their very first year.

In this episode: Experts examine the rhythm and flow of language and explore how babies break down linguistic beats before they know how to speak.

US Rating: TV-PG. Parental guidance suggested.

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Babies | First Words | FULL EPISODE | Netflix

[Amy-kbjq]

i'm currently doing a bachelor of arts in psychology, linguistics, and music psychology. this video was made for me!

[arick]

this is more intereesting when you have a 1 year old cousin around you to observe this in real life...haha... children are amazing....they are a miracle... humans are nothing less than a miracle.... God be praised!!!

[MiamiShellyBelly]

I'm a speech language pathologist and mom of a non-verbal 3 year old and this is absolutely breaking my heart. Damn YouTube algorithm!

[qianwu]

I like that they showed the babies in bilingual family! My native language is Chinese but I live in the US and I sometimes wonder which language I should use after my baby is born. Now I learned babies are just so intelligent that they will be perfectly fine growing up in a bilingual environment.

[artemiskingsley]

I remember when our youngest brother was born who is 11+yrs gap between us. My parents were so busy so they decided instead of hiring a nanny we siblings have to take care of him since we are old enough to do it just like what they did when they were young. Our brother learned to speak by the age of 1 and learned to read and write by the age of 3 because we didn't "BABY TALK" when we are communicating with him we speak normally and act normally that's why he learned so fast. Babies are very fast learners it really surprises me.

[ThegalaxyfireCJ]

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[notme]

I have two non-verbal toddlers and this both encourages me and discourages me. But it's a little funny with the mention of music and language. My youngest can't speak a single word but knows the melodies and can 'sing' them perfectly to several lullabies and songs.

[wonder]

I taught my daughter sign language since I was learning in college. She was only 6 months old. She could tell me, [all done, hungry, thirsty, play, tired, love you, book, different animals and emotions]

[imrozfeels]

I always wanted a documentary like this. And here it is🤗

[ISabrinaISC]

Do you guys think that babies already have knowledge when they are born? Because when I watch these videos I see that babies are so intelligent and, sadly, many people underestimate their ability. They are the best♥

[saintakins]

As a uncle this is quite enjoyable to watch.

[donnaallgaier-lamberti]

My 10-month-old son spoke three-word sentences at 10 months old before he walked. He first words were I want cookie! I spoke to him from day I was an at-home mother (fortunately) and spoke to him and read to him from day one.

[MillennialMountainMama]

When my third child was a toddler, he went to a well known early childhood school and we participated in a language study! He wore this little recording device and it recorded all of the words he heard in like a 24 hour period at home and I was so embarrassed because I accidentally said a curse word! 😂 😅😬Anyway, it was great to know that we were helping researchers understand more about language in young children.

[laurenaspreyart]

I was 6 when my youngest sister was born, and until then, I always assumed that mother’s would sit their toddlers down and have language lessons. I remember thinking: “that’s gotta be a big responsibility and a lot of hard work for the parents”
I was blown away when I realised that babies don’t have to be taught they just learn through play and typical daily interactions

[shubhpachchigar]

It feels so strange to watch everyone without masks.

[jeremiahsmith]

Haha Nelson's attempt to say "lion" at 17:10 sounded a lot like a sound cats make when you scratch their backside. So cute 😂

[AwiDeskabelly]

24:44 This is actually how I learn english.. since english is not my mother language.. I'm not an infant anymore, but I confirmed that it's true!

[nhathan]

This video really blows my mind, the babies are way more intelligence than I thought. I automatically thought about how should I parent my babies most excellently in the future when watching this lol.

[Ashallmusica]

Netflix really provide great knowledgeable content to the audience

[dailylife]

I have no kids..but in future yes. My love for babies just made me watch this. Babies are beautiful little angels❤️