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There is nothing babies love more than faces. And this is doubly true for those of their most significant caregivers. Watch how mesmerized this little one is by her mother - and how carefully she studies the shape and movement of Mom’s face as she serenades her. Turns out,...

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I have a good one. The first time I asked my granddaughter to smile at Grammy. She lifted her head and smiled.

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I love it! Congratulations!

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I remember my son staring at me with that adoration when he was eight or nine months and I thought I had better live up to his expectations 😂

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Every baby deserves this. So sweet.

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I always carried my baby in a wrap. But also the few times she sat in a stroller I specifically got one that could face me. I also think baby’s and children get cues from us. Loud noise? Look at mama to see if everything is alright. If you’re not worried it puts them at ease.

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This is lovely . Do the dark sunglasses interfere with the connection?

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Perfectly illustrating the catastrophic effects of forcing / convincing people to wear stupid looking and totally ineffective even proven to be harmful MASKS. Can humanity even recover from what those responsible have done without holding them ALL accountable?

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I remember the first time I sang “Twinkle twinkle little star” to my firstborn. His little face filled with wonder & love, just like this one. It opens a new space in your heart seeing that.

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I never believed that anybody couldn't see what I saw, that my mother had the most beautiful face in the world and that every movement her body made was charming and disarming

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This is one of my favorite baby videos ever…her little hand on her face 🥹

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