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Did you know that a baby’s skill at matching the sights and sounds of speech is predictive of their later language development?

Great info on dyslexia from speech-language pathologist Michael Tatro.

“Hearing requires the sensory auditory system and processing of auditory signals by several parts of the brain; both of which often diminish with age.”

Exposure to white noise may be associated with brain changes related to tinnitus, an auditory condition affecting both adults and children.

At 20 weeks, the muffled sounds the fetus first hears from outside the womb are really important for brain development.

“[C]linical studies suggest that physical activity during gestation is associated with a reduced risk of preterm birth…”