Baby DVDs Impair Vocabulary Acquisition

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	Baby DVDs Impair Vocabulary Acquisition

GameKitty

11-6-2007 5:36 PM

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GameKitty says:

This is an interesting study... could "educational" DVDs really impair development when it has been made to do the exact opposite?

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11-15-2007 1:47 PM

righthand

20 month grand child only interested in music on TV, sometimes. So, she's normal.

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