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Your baby’s laughter says more than just “this is funny.” Lacking conventional language, laughter is an important form of infant communication. What feedback does it convey to their caregivers? The answer, in part, is: “I like this interaction we’re having. Let’s keep it going.” Think of it as a... show more

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LilHumansBigImpactvor 1 Jahr

Interaction and eye contact is so important. I wish more people knew this. Thanks for sharing. You make this world a better place.

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ViaCordvor 2 Jahren

When you become a mom, a piece of your baby might actually be with you forever. Meet Fetal Maternal Microchimerism: the incredible phenomenon where a baby's stem cells linger in the mom's body long after birth and can even help heal ailments in the mother’s body.

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Beanievor 1 Jahr

Baby laughter is the best!!

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Hugh Sturdy 🇨🇦vor 1 Jahr

Babies laughter is just so pure and joyful. I dare anyone to listen and not join in or at the very least, smile. One of the best sounds there is. 🥰

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Tracivor 1 Jahr

There is nothing cuter than the sound of baby belly laughs! 🥰🥰🥰

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KATEMOJI & MeghanMojivor 1 Jahr

There’s nothing better than a baby’s laughter. It has so many notes to it, it dances.☺️

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Bram🎗vor 1 Jahr

Thank you once again for the ultimate timeline cleanse, Dan!

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Jim Cunningham IIIvor 1 Jahr

Boy, what a baby's laughter does to the synapses in the brain. And how it lightens my heart.

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Church of the Almighty Pit Bullvor 1 Jahr

There's no more joyful a sound than a baby's laugh.

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Desleigh Joyevor 1 Jahr

I could listen to a baby’s laughter all day long. ❤️

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elproffessorvor 1 Jahr

Hi Dan ! Hi Dan, I recently came across your work and I’m blown away by your expertise in child development! Your insights are incredible and align perfectly with what we’re trying to achieve at our new startup. I’m trying to dm you but I think you have that disabled. If you can dm me I would much appreciate t thanks.

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Whoever did this video should keep doing more! The is brilliant political communication that touches a person’s individual problems! I have always said political communication is about speaking to an individual about their tragic circumstances. This is a good example of it!

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