There seems to be a few minutes of extreme lucidity in newborns right
after birth. My son immediately grabbed my glasses after I picked him
up, held onto them, and laughed at me, looking me right in the eyes.
Put your face in front of your baby and stick out your tongue. What
happens is that
Mine didn't get it... they both zonked almost immediately after being
pulled out.
Of course, they're MORE than making up for it now ;-)
Judy
On Tue, 6 Jan 2004, Stephen Quinn Barncard wrote:
There seems to be a few minutes of extreme lucidity in newborns right
after birth. My son immediately
On Jan 3, 2004, at 1:54 PM, erik hansen wrote:
--- kee nethery [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to recommend a book
Baby Signs
we picked a handful of signs and used them with
the words when we communicated with our baby.
were these signs pictures, words or both?
the implication is that all
They are hand signs that are specific to what a baby can do with their
hands. Much of ASL (American Sign Language?) involves using fingers and
babies (or at least ours) wasn't able to do ASL style signs. These I
guess are more akin to gestures. He learned roughly 6 of the 12 we
decided to use on
On Jan 5, 2004, at 3:59 AM, Ryno Swart wrote:
How I wish I had known about these signs! Here is an amazing
experiment you can try, Malte... I did it with our newborn, some years
ago.
In the book The Scientist In The Crib one of the authors relates an
experiment he performed on a bunch of
On 1/5/04 4:29 PM, Malte Brill wrote:
http://www.derbrill.de/linus
Oh my, he's beautiful!
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Funny, really, because I bought that book when my twins (now nearly three)
were born and didn't much like it.
What I DID do was teach them a bit of real sign language (ASL) and they
DO still use it (as an example, my little girl was going into meltdown
over something she wanted but didn't know
--- kee nethery [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to recommend a book
Baby Signs
we picked a handful of signs and used them with
the words when we communicated with our baby.
were these signs pictures, words or both?
the implication is that all infants are
frustrated non-communicators.
On Saturday, January 3, 2004, at 02:54 PM, erik hansen wrote:
Baby Signs
we picked a handful of signs and used them with
the words when we communicated with our baby.
were these signs pictures, words or both?
the implication is that all infants are
frustrated non-communicators.
no wonder they
Malte,
When my son was born, my father-in-law said It best...
The new boss is in town! :)
Congratulations on the addition to the Brill family!
-Dan
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