Why Babies Love Mirrors
Babies are drawn to mirrors for reasons that go well beyond curiosity, and a few minutes of mirror play is doing more for your baby's development than you might expect.
Babies are drawn to mirrors for reasons that go well beyond curiosity, and a few minutes of mirror play is doing more for your baby's development than you might expect.
Some babies seem to arrive already looking for answers - studying faces, reacting to every sound and moving on the moment they have figured something out. Here is what a highly curious baby can look like in the first year, and what all that investigating really means.
A Mother's Day gift that gave a mum and her six-month-old daughter a proper morning together in the studio, just the two of them.
Three brothers who choreographed their own poses, directed each other with great confidence, and were absolutely convinced I could photoshop them onto a ship.
Five built-in newborn reflexes explained, from the startle reflex and rooting to the stepping reflex and the fascinating fencing reflex.