Babies are often seen to be charming and lovely. They have naïve responses to things and are unaffected by adults’ hectic life. However, few people are aware that newborns may occasionally speak in the manner of older children. Eryn Fitzgerald, a year-old child, recently proved this assertion. Even though she was tiny and had not yet learned to talk fluently, she continued to converse with her family members.

Eryn was recently seen on camera speaking with her father like any other grown-up kid. Although she talked in her baby language, it didn’t matter to her whether the listener understood her or not. Eryn began the discussion by pointing something out with her fingers. Then she folded her fingers one by one, as if counting something. Finally, she folded her palms as though expecting a response from her father.

“You’re fooling me,” he said, as Eryn resumed her conversation in her baby language. When she slowed her speech, her father interjected, saying, “Then what?” This prompted Eryn to resume her remarks. “Unbelievable,” her father murmured when she scratched her head. This naturally thrilled the infant, and she began rambling as though protesting to her father. Throughout the talk, though, the father remained patient.

She plopped down on the ground as though she was fatigued after her little conversation with her father. Babies have issues to address with their parents as well. It is just their inability to communicate adequately that keeps them from communicating clearly.