I know, from my psychology and human development courses for my ECE degree, that they prefer regularly oriented faces, with two eyes and nose and mouth in the right places!
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Brown bear, brown bear, What do you see? |
[Nicholas Day's book on the science and history of infancy, Baby Meets World. His website is nicholasday.net.]

Jess' mother-in-law has been terrific sending me photos, but now I finally have some of my own! She is a delightful little girl, and I was able to make her smile. With newborns, especially, you need to imitate their sounds, and they will play a game with you. By this age, she is just starting to make some other sounds, and you repeat those, echoing, and you can have a conversation!
We bought her a couple of board books, becuase this is lots of fun reading and talking to babies. Yes, you should read to babies! And talk, a lot, because they need to have a receptive vocabulary before they are able to sift through it to draw upon an expressive vocabulary.
I'm sure our Cluny said ga-ga for Gamma!
















6 comments:
Cluny is a real cutie! She looks like she is ready to talk up a storm.
New grandchildren are a great event at any time. Yes I believe we should talk to infants but I also believe that they are talking to us and we should listen. Enjoy the rest of your trip.
She's adorable!
Such a cutie!
Very cute and such a joy!
She is gorgeous.
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