According to new research published in the journal NeuroReport, a month before they are born, fetuses can distinguish between someone speaking to them in English and Japanese. Dr. Gustafson with a mother-to-be in the fetal biomagnetometer. Image credit: University of Kansas. “Research suggests that human language development may start really early — a few days after birth,” said lead author Dr. Utako Minai, an associate professor at...
