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Mothers reduce their vocal pitch after early childhood; however, it is not known whether mother\u2019s voice changes through adolescence as children become increasingly independent from their parents. Here we investigate the vocal acoustics of 50 mothers of\u00a0older children (ages 7\u201316) to determine: (1) whether pitch changes associated with child-directed speech decrease with age; (2) whether other acoustical features associated with child-directed speech change with age; and, (3) the relative contribution of acoustical features in predicting child\u2019s age. Results reveal that mothers of older children used lower pitched voices than mothers of younger children, and mother\u2019s voice pitch height predicted their child\u2019s age. Crucially, these effects were present after controlling for mother\u2019s age, accounting for aging-related pitch reductions. Brightness, a timbral feature correlated with pitch height, also showed an inverse relation with child\u2019s age but did not improve prediction of child\u2019s age beyond that accounted for by pitch height. Other acoustic features did not predict child age. 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