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The Role of Parentese in First Language Acquisition

The Role of Parentese in First Language Acquisition:
a Psycholinguistic Study
Titik Sudartinah
Yogyakarta State University
titiksudartinah@yahoo.co.id

Abstract
This paper discusses one of the major topics in psycholinguistics, language
acquisition. It describes how children learn and acquire their first language, as well
as the factors affecting the acquisition. Parentese and baby talk, among many other
factors, are unique in their nature and characteristics. There are some benefits of
using parentese in relation to language learning: children develop more vocabulary,
understand abstract concepts easier, learn grammar naturally, and understand
conversation routines.
Keywords: first language acquisition, parentese, baby talk

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