“Well, babies are notoriously foul-mouthed. [shot of Charlie pointing at a doll] This one just called Derek a prick!”

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On Derek Ogilvy, the "Baby Mind Reader", apparently reading a baby's mind and finding it is swearing
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journalist, broadcaster and writer from England 1971

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