There is a long-standing debate about the extent to which vowel hyperarticulation, the
production of acoustically exaggerated vowels, occurs in Infant-Directed Speech (IDS). This …

When addressing infants, adults use a speech register known as infant-directed speech
(IDS). Compared to adult-directed speech (ADS), IDS has a number of distinctive acoustic …

Extreme or exaggerated articulation of vowels, or vowel hyperarticulation, is a characteristic
commonly found in infant-directed speech (IDS). High degrees of vowel hyperarticulation in …

Vowel hypo-and hyperarticulation (VHH) was investigated in Swedish infant-directed
speech (IDS) to Swedish 12-month-olds using a measure that normalizes across speakers …

When speaking to infants, parents typically use infant-directed speech, a speech register
that in several aspects differs from that directed to adults. Vowel hyperarticulation, that is …

This longitudinal study assessed three acoustic components of maternal infant-directed
speech (IDS)–pitch, affect, and vowel hyperarticulation–in relation to infants' age and their …

The study had four main aims (1) to investigate whether tone hyperarticulation occurs in IDS
in a tone language Cantonese (2) to investigate whether vowel hyperarticulation occurs in …

There is a long-standing debate in the literature about the benefits that acoustic components
of Infant Directed Speech (IDS) might have for infants' language acquisition. One of the …

An established finding in research on infant-directed speech (IDS) is that vowels are
hyperarticulated compared to adult-directed speech (ADS). Studies showing this investigate …

Speech aimed at infants and foreigners has been reported to include the physical
exaggeration of vowels, that is vowel hyperarticulation. Although infants have been …