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AJ Orena’s doctoral research on speech processing in bilingual infants was featured in recent news:

The Conversation: The amazing baby brain says ‘pas de problème’ with bilingualism.

La Conversation: Les bébés peuvent-ils apprendre deux langues en même temps? You bet!

The McGill Tribune: Bilingual infants take a unique path to speech development.

The McGill University Newsroom: Baby talk: babies prefer listening to their own kind

The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Leader: Babies want to listen to other babies

The Daily Mail UK: Shhh, mummy! Babies prefer each other’s voices because it helps them learn to talk, researchers claim

Huffington Post UK: Babies prefer listening to each other than to adults – as it helps them learn to speak

CBC Toronto: Goo goo gaa gaa’: Infants prefer baby talk, research shows

CBC Radio: Quirks & Quarks: Babies prefer the sound of other babies

Smithsonian.com: The many ways baby talk gives infant brains a boost

The Nature of Things” with David Sazuki: The secret lives of babies

CBC radio Canada show Decouverte: Bebes et musique

CNN: “Can infants un-ravel classical music? This story was one of the top 10 McGill research news stories in 2002.