Based on evidence from neuroscience, which language learning advice would be best to give a set of new parents?
◦ "Infants eventually use the left side of their brain to process language. Orient the infant so that you are speaking on his right side to encourage this normative development."
◦ "Infants' brains do not differentiate between familiar and unfamiliar words early in development, so it is important to repeat words as much as possible to help them learn word familiarity."
◦ "Infants' brains do not show specialized language areas until about 17-20 months, so focus on other aspects of cognitive development until that age, and then begin to focus on language teaching during this sensitive period."
◦ "Infants' brains develop in response to language from a very early age, and it's important to use language with your infant as early as possible."
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