Executive Summary about Baby Faces by P. Banas
A baby’s social skills start to develop long before she can talk. So do her emotions. Babies quickly come to know emotions and to show them.
A four-month-old baby can tell a happy baby faces when she sees it. If there is a lot of yelling and screaming in the house, the noise and emotion will affect your baby.
Another step in learning social skills is that your baby will show when she has angry baby faces or sad baby faces. Anger and sadness are normal.
Babies should have far more positive experiences than negative experiences.
Always be sure to comfort your baby quickly. It also builds up the bond between you and your baby.
Babies differ in how social they want to be. Some babies want almost constant time with others. Other babies want more “alone” time.
You should always respond to your baby’s needs & baby faces. This attention will make her happier.
Learning about baby faces starts at an early age. It is a good start when your baby learns to trust and enjoy her parents and others who take care of her.
As newborn babies grow and develop, these are the various baby development stages that they go through.