Most people will agree that infants are the most adorable creatures on the planet. Everything they do is adorable, from waddling around trying to find their feet to blowing big ol’ bubbles as they try to form their first words.

People are obsessed with their adorable baby conversations.

But if that’s the case, why hasn’t anyone figured out how to decipher baby talk?
J.R.R. Tolkien created an extraordinary language that inspired him to write a story about it. In Star Wars, there are whole worlds with languages special to each monster.

With a foreign language, the possibilities are endless. So, why hasn’t someone created a world centered on children?

Grandpa understands because he is conversing with his lovely granddaughter in her native language. We’re not sure how or why Grandpa speaks to the toddler, but they clearly understand each other.

Their debate quickly becomes heated.
We only regret that there are no subtitles.

This baby girl is telling Grandpa everything in great detail.
Grandpa responds, indicating that he realizes and is eager to learn more. He nods in agreement as she explains her situation.

This conversation, on the other hand, is pretty amusing. According to Mary, a viewer,

He’s OK. He interacts in baby language. He employs appropriate terminology. They’re having an important discussion. Consider using it at her wedding. There wouldn’t be a dry eye in the house!

Where did he come across a toddler-talk course?

It is not always simple to communicate with a child.
Most people find frequent mood changes, an abundance of energy, and demanding behavior to be overwhelming. However, Grandpa realizes

He engages her, encouraging her to open up to him.

Allow your parents to handle the rearing and punishment. Allow Grandpa to do all of the talking and playing. He’s unconcerned in the least. He actually likes it!

First Things First illuminates the bond:

“Grandparents can add a special flavor to the time they spend with their grandkids, which helps a child learn and grow.” They help children learn by playing, talking, and reading with them while paying close attention to them. They also teach more directly by narrating stories and sharing family and cultural customs. “Grandparents have a unique opportunity to reinforce parental limitations and teachings while also listening, wiping away tears, and showing to their grandchildren that they understand.”