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Did you know that babies begin to develop causal reasoning (an understanding of cause & effect) as early as 8-months? Watch as this little guy discovers his actions can influence the dog’s behavior in specific - & hilarious - ways. 🧠 Also, this may be the world’s most infectious laugh.

Dan Wuori

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Dan Wuorivor 3 Jahren

Hi! If you’re new around here and seeing this on your “For You” feed, I’m @DanWuori. I work in early childhood policy and tweet about early education and child development. Want more of this content in your timeline? Give me a follow.

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Kelly Spurlock ANutr 🍌vor 3 Jahren

This is hands down my favourite twitter feed!

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Dan Wuorivor 3 Jahren

Thanks Kelly!

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Jo Frost 💫vor 3 Jahren

Indeed,but try convincing 1/2 the parents on social media that and they will tell you different, they underestimate their own child's Intelligence.

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Jacob&Sophievor 3 Jahren

I love your posts - they always make me smile. Thanks for sharing. Keep it up.

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Dan Wuorivor 3 Jahren

Thank you!

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millymollyvor 3 Jahren

Two of the best things in life. Babies and dogs. 🥰

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Sue🇮🇱💚🤍💜🏳️‍🌈Women, Life, Freedomvor 3 Jahren

Yep (& probably slightly younger). Daughter understood very quickly that biting meant breast was removed & she was put on boring floor

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Olive Peebovor 3 Jahren

I'm trying to remember at what age my kids responded to "Peek-a-Boo." They seemed to love something about my face disappearing and then showing up again, right where they left it!

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Did you know that the mayor of Dearborn Michigan is paying women $4500 to have babies? Don’t think for one second that his plan to do this is for white Christian families. They are trying to pump out as many Muslim babies as they possibly can up there. And paying for it with the taxpayer money from everybody! This guy needs to be impeached and deported!

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He’s WALKING! He’s WALKING! Check out this joyful family celebration as our hero takes his first steps. Across dozens of developmental milestones we seem to hold baby’s first steps in a place of special reverence - which is why it’s important to remember that (like most things) walking doesn’t happen on a fixed timeline. As a general rule of thumb children take their first steps somewhere around a year of age… for some children this can be as early as 8-9 months and for others it may be as late as 16-18 months. And that’s just fine. Avoid the temptation (and stress) of comparing your baby’s progress here against that of siblings or friends. As always, speak to your pediatrician if you have specific developmental concerns. You’re right to be vigilant… but also wise to remember that there is a broad “range of normal” when it comes to most things. Child development is not a race… it’s a process. Let this family be a model and enjoy every minute! This mobile little guy was shared to IG by the.newparents.

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Let’s give a cheer for this little guy who has reached an important milestone: the development of object permanence. Attributed to Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget, the object permanence is just what its name implies - an understanding that objects continue to exist even when out of sight. And while that may sound pretty obvious to us as adults, it’s actually a concept infants develop over time. Piaget theorized - and demonstrated through experimentation that - prior to its development (around 8 months of age) - infants behave as if objects removed from their sight simply cease to exist. As a reflection of their working memory, the bottom line for babies seems to be “out of sight, out of mind.” (In studies, younger babies do not search for a toy covered by a blanket, for example.) But you can tell that’s not the case for this little guy. Watch what happens when the plastic lid becomes inadvertently balanced on the top of his head. Our hero is clearly puzzled by its disappearance. He knows it still exists and begins searching the surrounding area to figure out where it might have gone. In the years since Piaget’s original research, newer studies have called aspects of his theory into question - suggesting infants may develop the concept earlier than originally theorized. But it’s still a treat to watch as babies make these discoveries. This sweet little guy was shared to IG by baby.afection.

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Daddy’s home! 😍 You’re unlikely to see anything more touching today than this little one’s joyful reaction as her father arrives home from work. Watch her face as she first hears his voice and then catches a few quick glimpses as he walks through, presumably putting away his coat, keys, etc. Talk about the “look of love!” Separation can be difficult at this stage… but that may be more true for parents than for their infants. Because children don’t develop object permanence (awareness of that which they cannot see) until 7-8 months of age, rest assured your little one isn’t fretting over your absence… at least not yet. But lack of object permanence doesn’t mean your child doesn’t know you (as evidenced here) - it just means that things that, for babies, things that are “out of sight” are also generally “out of mind.” As object permanence develops, so too does separation anxiety, which is far more common at 9-10 months. Too cute. This lovely reunion was shared to IG by shgmood.

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