Ground maneuvers

Article Abstract:

Babies both learn to crawl and also master the art of sitting upright at the same developmental stage. Crawling is a problem-solving strategy for babies, not a developmental stage per se. Parents therefore should not be concerned if their infant is slow to learn to crawl.

Psychological aspects, Crawling and creeping, Crawling (Human locomotion)

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Coming to their senses

Article Abstract:

Infants are highly responsive to their environment. A technical analysis of a baby's sense of sight, hearing, smell, and taste is given. Parents can observe development in their babies if they are aware of how the infants view the world from a sensory point of view.

Physiological aspects, Sensory stimulation

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First feelings

Article Abstract:

Babies emotions are more complex than originally thought and they are born with the process already in place. Details of their emotional development though the first two years are given.

Demographic aspects, Emotions

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