Simply irresistible

Article Abstract:

Because babies are still developing their senses, they need constant sensory stimulation and babies differ according to which particular type and amount of stimulation they want and need. These stimuli range from water being poured into a cup, listening to particular voices, motion, the slow turn of a ceiling fan, color contrast and music.

Social aspects, Physiological aspects, Behavior, Children, Perceptual learning

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Strength in numbers

Article Abstract:

Parents of disabled children can start their own support groups. They should contact national associations for lists of members and notify the public about the meetings. Support groups may need to collect small fees to cover expenses, and they may consider selecting a therapist as a moderator.

Planning, Services, Disabled children, Parents, Self-help groups, Self help groups, Parents of disabled children

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Words to love by

Article Abstract:

Parents may be embarrassed when they resort to their own silly way of talking to their babies. However, it would be comforting for parents to know that 'parentese' is good for babies because the latter are starting to understand language and speak it for themselves.

Psychological aspects, Child rearing

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