The first is “Winnie the Pooh” (classic Disney version). Speech therapists recommend it for rhythm and emotional intonation. The speech is slow, warm, and expressive. A child hears phrases like “what if…” and “because…,” and begins forming full sentences instead of single words. The brain needs long speech patterns to activate verbal memory — not rapid-fire noise and shouting. The second is “Franklin the Turtle.” The characters speak calmly, clearly, and without baby talk. This creates perfect d

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