Dad says Google Home helped his son with language deficits to say his first word
 

Dad says Google Home helped his son with language deficits to say his first word
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This video shows that digital home assistants that are becoming must-have features in our houses might have an unexpected role in the development of children with language deficits.*

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Patrick Crispen, an assistant professor of clinical medical education at Keck School of Medicine of USC, Los Angeles, has posted on Reddit a clip which purportedly depicts his 19-month-old son saying his first and only word "Google" when their Google Home replicates animal sounds.*




Crispen son is in speech/language therapy because of "significant receptive and expressive language deficits," Crispen says in the Reddit and YouTube description.* Read more...

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