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In earlier work, we have shown that articulation rate in Swedishchild-directed speech (CDS) increases as a function of the age of the child,even when utterance length and differences in articulation rate betweensubjects are controlled for. In this paper we show on utterance level inspontaneous Swedish speech that i) for the youngest children, articulation ratein CDS is lower than in adult-directed speech (ADS), ii) there is a significantnegative correlation between articulation rate and surprisal (the negative logprobability) in ADS, and iii) the increase in articulation rate in Swedish CDSas a function of the age of the child holds, even when surprisal along withutterance length and differences in articulation rate between speakers arecontrolled for. These results indicate that adults adjust their articulationrate to make it fit the linguistic capacity of the child.

Articulation rate in Swedish child-directed speech increases as a function of the age of the child even when surprisal is controlled for