Crazy Fun Baby

Studies have shown that infants who have been the recipients of positive touch experience more benefits as they develop emotionally and socially. Experiments have done with infants up to four months of age using both positive touch (stroking or cuddling) and negative touch (poking, pinching or tickling). The infants who received the positive touch cried less often and also vocalized and smiled more than the infants who were touched negatively. Infants who were the recipients of negative touching have been linked with emotional and behavioral problems later in life. A lower amount of physical violence in adults has been discovered in culture with greater levels of positive physical touching.

Child is God gifted. They are so innocent. Child is the best part in our life. They are so cute, so sweet, and so beautiful. They are loved by everyone because of their innocent. They are special thing to us. Everybody likes to play with them.

Everybody wants to be happy. After getting a child everybody becomes so happy. Nothing could be compared with child because they are completely innocent. Everybody loves them for their innocent. Babies sure are cute but they sure know how to embarrass us. Babies are the special gift to us like angel. Now a day, they are so cleverer. We love them all. By the way they give us so much quietness. Enjoy their beauty. So enjoy their cuteness................

Human infants have a primal need to be carried close to their mother’s body. They need constant physical contact for their first few weeks or months of life. They are born with reflexes that aid them in holding onto their mother’s body in every way possible, these being the Moro reflex, and the instinctive grasping of a finger or object placed in their palm. Their legs usually resume an M shape, their knees being the top peaks of the M, which is the ideal position both for optimal hip development, and makes it comfortable for an adult to carry them laid on their chest. They also need frequent care, given that they need to eat and eliminate waste more often than other mammalian offspring that are cared for in nests where they could endanger themselves by crying with hunger and the smell of excrement.