Babies try to tell us what they want or need before they can talk. Part of the fun of parenting

What is your baby thinking? Well, the answer is – A LOT! That’s right, from the minute your baby is

Will your baby ever sleep through the night? The answer is yes! Some nights you need to get up and

Babies treat the sounds of crying differently from other sounds. In one study with 34-hour-old infants, infants cried often when

When they feel “distress” or are uncomfortable or in need, even newborn babies have ways of letting their caregivers know,

At birth, infants begin to show basic emotional behaviors. To demonstrate this, researchers carefully studied infants’ facial expressions as they

At birth, infants begin to show basic emotional behaviors, including interest. Interest expressions include wide eyes, focused attention to something,

Babies will generally show disgust in response to unpleasant tastes. Disgust expressions, which begin in the first few months, can

Very young babies demonstrate frustration when they are struggling to complete a developmentally difficult task or when they are prevented

Soon after birth, babies are already capable of imitating the emotional expressions they see on the faces of others. In

Learn what a sad face means It’s a beautiful summer day. Dad and his 10-week-old son Ryan are relaxing on

It’s never too early to begin reading to your child.  Reading together not only helps your child learn the sounds

In your first 6 months together, getting to know your baby means learning to read their cues.  Some cues can

Babies communicate with their parents and caregivers in many ways. Responding to your baby’s cues positively will help you create

Babies are capable of smiling at birth. At first, these expressions are not truly “smiles” in response to social interactions

Infants are interested in human faces shortly after birth, and they take huge steps in their abilities to interact with