This episode was a part of a project for my Developmental Psychology Class for my Spring 2021 semester. In it, I discuss many different topics related to babies and child development with my friend Jessica. Jessica is also a Princeton undergrad who took a Psychology of Language class the same semester, so I invited her to give me her perspective and create a lovely conversation where we talk about babies, which we love, and child development. In this episode we discuss our own personal experiences with development, especially focusing on how culture affected the way we were raised. Other topics that we mentioned were the natal development of the baby before it was even born, language development, cultural differences, parenting styles, play, and many more. It's such a good episode where we really share some interesting content if you are remotely interested in having a baby, love babies, and want to raise babies of your own.

Disclaimer: Some of the content might not be 100% accurate but we will try to give you the closest to truth content as possible and if you are interested in these topics and want to validate, please research and always double-check information from several sources of #don’t be ignorant. Also, there might be explicit content in this, as in all my podcast episodes, but we will keep them as the minimum because of how important we think having babies and some of the topics are a serious topic. We might joke about the topic, but it is only playful and never an act of ignorance or arrogance.

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