It is often said that instinctively parents know by the sound of their baby's cry weather they are hungry, needing their diaper change or just tired. Don't worry if you still trying to figure out your baby's first language, it may take a little time to recognize the different tones of each cry. As time goes by you'll become fluent in "CRY" and will easily identify your baby's unique way of communicating their needs. From the loud shrieking of discomfort to a more subdued whimpering of fatigue, each request will be made with a different cry. Although "CRY" is the universal language for baby's they all "speak" it a little differently, in fact some baby's will howl for no reason at all. But no matter what their need may be more often then not you'll be able to meet it. just by the sound of their cry.
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Friday, July 27, 2012
Fun Facts Friday
It is often said that instinctively parents know by the sound of their baby's cry weather they are hungry, needing their diaper change or just tired. Don't worry if you still trying to figure out your baby's first language, it may take a little time to recognize the different tones of each cry. As time goes by you'll become fluent in "CRY" and will easily identify your baby's unique way of communicating their needs. From the loud shrieking of discomfort to a more subdued whimpering of fatigue, each request will be made with a different cry. Although "CRY" is the universal language for baby's they all "speak" it a little differently, in fact some baby's will howl for no reason at all. But no matter what their need may be more often then not you'll be able to meet it. just by the sound of their cry.
Friday, March 30, 2012
Fun Facts Friday
The EYES Have It!
Is a mothers belly button the proverbial "light at the end of the tunnel" we hear so much about? No not really, but babies in the womb can actually "see" light. Your baby's eyes begin developing two weeks after conception and over the next four weeks all the major eye structures are fully formed. By the time your seventh month is starting your baby is capable of opening their eyes, detecting light and even following the movement of light.
Is a mothers belly button the proverbial "light at the end of the tunnel" we hear so much about? No not really, but babies in the womb can actually "see" light. Your baby's eyes begin developing two weeks after conception and over the next four weeks all the major eye structures are fully formed. By the time your seventh month is starting your baby is capable of opening their eyes, detecting light and even following the movement of light.
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