![]() They are still a ways away from recognizing the baby in the mirror as themself, which is a realization babies usually don’t make until they’re between a year and 18 months old. Mirrors: Baby’s love of mirrors goes hand in hand with their love of faces.And it doesn’t stop at babyhood – just think about how much big kids (and adults) like jumping on the bed! Bouncing: Maybe it’s because it reminds them of the womb, or just for the fun they get bouncing in a “standing” position, but bouncing really is one of every baby’s favorite activities.So snuggling with your little one, holding them gently, engaging in skin-to-skin contact, caressing their face, holding their hands, or touching their toes are all beautiful ways to bond. Gentle touch: Babies love and crave touch, as well as your attention.Baby’s face obsession may be an evolutionary survival mechanism, as all that eye-contact definitely strengthens the parent-child bond, but it’s also an important way Baby learns about emotions, cause and effect, and communication. Faces: Okay, more than anything, Baby loves your face, but when your face isn’t available, or when other faces are being particularly mobile and interesting, those are fun too. ![]()
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