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It by shooting lasers, before doing the same thing with the purple shard. The purple shard converts into a coconut. He takes the newly-configured coconut towards a set of palm trees.]Tails Nine: Ha! Sonic is gonna love this place.[Scene Change: Yoke HQ][The caption NOW appears on the screen.]Dr. Done-It: Stop right there, varmints![The camera cuts to Sonic and Tails Nine.]Sonic: I hate this place.Mr. Dr. Eggman: Destroy them![The Eggforcers attack Sonic and Tails Nine. While Tails Nine retreats, Sonic Homing Attacks and defeats them easily, with both Doctors evading a sliding heap of robot parts. Tails Nine types on the computer.]Sonic: [Taunting at the doctors.] Thanks for stopping by. [Zips off as the doors close.]Tails Nine: [To Sonic] I've locked the Chaos Council out of the system, but it won't last long.Sonic: [Dreading] Don't tell me we're trapped in here?Tails Nine: Are you kidding? This is all going according to my plan.[Suddenly, thudding is heard from outside. It's Dr. Babble and his mech suit.]Dr. Babble: [Babbles] I'll get you![It fires a baby rattle mace at them. They dodge.]Sonic: [To Tails Nine, annoyed] Did you plan for that?Tails Nine: That? No.[Dr. Babble babbles and continues firing multiple blasts at Sonic, who dodges, and carries the shard box with Tails Nine riding on it. It exits the room and heads down a stairway.]Tails Nine: Stop! The Council thinks we're going down... [He charges Sonic's Regulator.] but we are taking a different path. [He drops the Regulator Charger down the hole between the long staircase.]Sonic: Oh, things are finally coming together. We've got the Shards. We can finally fix everything!Tails Nine: It's going to be perfect![Scene Change: Yoke HQ][Four of the Chaos Council emerge through the door, striking poses, but suddenly realize Sonic and Tails Nine aren't there.]Dr. Deep, Dr. Don't, Dr. Done-It & Mr. Dr. Eggman: Huh?Mr. Dr. Eggman: Where did they go?[He suddenly sees the shard generator with no shards, causing him to yelp.]Mr. Dr. Eggman: The Shards are gone![Dr. Babble, who is still outside of the window and in his mech suit, waves inside to the Council.]Dr. Babble: [Babbles] All of your faults!Dr. Done-It: What in the name of quiche are you doing out there?!Mr. Dr. Eggman: Quiet, all of you! We have one simple goal... Get the Shards back! Where are they?![Dr. Don't brings out his gadget. On the screen, the marker moves downwards.]Dr. Don't: Uh... it looks like

Your baby works on coordinating their lips, tongue and jaw movements. Encourage these vocalizations by smiling and responding with similar babbling sounds. Chain babbling commonly starts between 4 and 6.5 months, and sounds like “babaab,” “dadada,” or “mamama.”Babbling double consonants (may start between 5 and 8 months): Once your baby learns better breathing control and coordination of their mouth, they may begin double-consonant babbles such as “baba” and “mama.” During this phase, try incorporating fun double-consonant words into your interactions: say “bye-bye” when your pet leaves the room, for instance. You can also try imitating your baby’s babbling chains, but intentionally shorten them: if they say “bababababa,” respond with “baba.”Babbling with others (often starts between 5.5 and 6.5 months): As your baby’s babbling progresses, they may begin to babble back and forth with you, almost like a real conversation. Encourage their babbling by responding—even if it feels silly 🙃 You can repeat their sounds or respond as though you know exactly what they’re saying: “Oh, really? I can’t believe it!” All of this reinforces the idea that talking is a way to communicate with others.Ways to support your baby’s language development at 3 to 6 months: “Parentese” (4 months): You know the high-pitched, singsong, exaggerated voice that many of us instinctively use with babies? Research suggests that it’s highly beneficial for language development. Known as “parentese,” this engaging speaking style is effective at grabbing a baby’s attention and helping them learn words faster. A great time to use parentese is when you’re reading with your baby. Sit down together and look at the Wooden Book. Your slow, exaggerated sounds and varied pitch will make them think: “This book is exciting! I love that fish!” Don’t be surprised if they try to imitate your speech with a coo or squeal.Slow-paced “conversations”

They're headed down to the street.Mr. Dr. Eggman: Divert all the Eggforcers back to the Yoke. We'll crush them the moment they step outside![The Eggforcers travel down the middle of the long staircase.]Sonic: Why aren't they powering down? We have the Shards.Tails Nine: Residual prism energy stored in the Mothership. They're not powering down any time soon.[They move out of the vent, noticing one of his vehicles and an Eggforcer. Tails Nine crawls closer to the vehicle, and looks both ways carefully. He hops onto the charger and overcharges the Eggforcers, knocking them down. Sonic brings the box in.]Sonic: Nine, you are full of surprises.Tails Nine: If you like surprises, wait 'til you see what I've got going on in the Grim.[He opens one of the lids and picks up the shard inside. He points to his vehicle.]Sonic: Grim? Cool, can't wait to hear more! But right now we gotta get to Ghost Hill.Tails Nine: [While inside the vehicle putting the gem inside the power unit socket.] Ghost Hill?Sonic: Yeah! It's just like the real deal, plus it's got a fourth Shard and this blueprint "thingy."Tails Nine: [Thinks] Blueprint?[The shard box is connected to the vehicle.]Tails Nine: That's the key to putting the prism back together!Sonic: Exactly!Tails Nine: How do we get to this Ghost Hill?[They hear metal thudding on the door. Two trios of Eggforcers emerge and attack Sonic.]Sonic: I'll clear the path, you get the Shards out of here![Tails Nine nods in agreement. Sonic spins, dodging weapon fire and defeats all the Eggforcers. Tails Nine prepares his machine. As the entrance door opens - at the same time Dr. Babble warcries and his mech suit swoops in to block the way, preparing to fire at Sonic.]Sonic: Ugh! The baby again?![Dr. Babble shoots several bullets while Sonic spins both ways to dodge them. Sonic Homing Attacks Dr. Babble's mech suit.]Dr. Babble: Ah![Dr. Babble's mech suit is knocked down, thrown and stopped in-front of the Chaos Council's view.]Mr. Dr. Eggman: What was that about, heading to the street?Dr. Don't: [Mockingly] "What was that about, heading to the street?" That's what you sound like.[Dr. Deep snickers at Dr. Don't mocking Mr. Dr. Eggman.]Mr. Dr. Eggman: Ugh! Deep, Done-It, get the Yolkomotive in the air.[They do so, while Tails Nine's vehicle gets ready for take off, while Dr. Babble starts crying and thrashing about. Sonic suddenly sees something behind him and prompts

Adorable additions to your baby’s language skills. In this stage, they’re working on discovering their voice and communicating with you through a variety of sounds—cooing, squealing, and babbling. During this stage of language development, your baby may:Squeal (2 to 6 months)Make cooing vowel sounds, like “oooooh” and “aaaaaah” (2 to 4 months)Respond with sounds when you talk to them (2 to 4 months)Take turns making sounds with you (2 to 6 months) Blow “raspberries” (4 to 6 months) Babble or make various sound combinations, like “ba,” “da,” or “ma” (4 to 7 months)Make a high-pitched squeal when happy or excited (4 to 6 months)Use reduplicated babbling with consonant sounds, like “mamama” and “bababa” (5 to 9 months)When do babies understand their name?Your baby may start to recognize their name around 6 to 7 months of age—you may see your little one smile or look up when you call their name. This is a skill that develops over several months, so if your 6-month-old baby doesn’t respond to their name yet, be patient.To help your baby know their name, try to use it often as you talk to them: “Sara, here’s your bottle,” or “Here comes the ball, Charlie!”Between 6 and 7 months, you may see your little one smile at the sound of their name.When do babies start to babble?Many babies start to babble “baba-baba” around 6 months. Around this age, your baby will discover their own voice and the fun (and loud!) sounds they can make. You might be surprised to learn that your baby has different types of babbling. As they become more accustomed to vocalizing, they’re able to articulate different combinations of sounds: Chain babbling (commonly starts between 4 and 6.5 months): You may hear a consistent string of single-consonant and single-vowel sounds, such as “babababababa,” as

Every round of Babble Royale begins with 16 player-controlled ‘A’s plummeting towards a Scrabble board, where they do battle. There is no turn-taking, and this is not your nanny’s Scrabble board: it’s a deadly, shrinking arena littered with power-ups and regret. Your goal is to be the last word standing, either by spelling your way towards the central safe zone or eliminating other players by connecting your ‘active’ word with theirs.READ MORE: ‘Raft’ is a quietly brilliant survival gameIt’s one of the best takes on battle royale I’ve ever seen.This all sounds ridiculous, and part of the appeal is that it absolutely is. I’m still at the point where the initial drop gets me giggling, as each flurry of hopeful vowels descends towards their chosen staging grounds. Let’s be clear, though: Babble Royale is no joke, and beneath the gimmick lies a ruthless tussle of strategy, quick thinking and fancy vocab.As always when you’re battling royally, different approaches have their merits. Dropping towards the centre means it’ll be a long time before you have to worry about escaping the hot zone, but landing towards an isolated edge leaves you more room to both earn cash and collect vital power-ups. You get cash by earning points just as you do in vanilla Scrabble, except here that cash can be spent on expanding the number of letters and all-important power-ups you can hold. Those do stuff like giving you a free ‘S’, refreshing your letters, or replenishing health you’ve lost to the