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very much until she was around 2. When she did however, she seemed
to jump straight into 3 word sentences. I wouldn't worry about your son.

Stephanie Bodoff

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I believe the attribution to Werner Herzog is for the singing (Sorry, I
don't know the technical style) that makes _Hello Earth_ so distinctive - 
the male voice parts are apparently from, or closely modelled on, part of
the soundtrack of _Nosferatu_, a Herzog film (Starred Klaus Kinski)

Duncan