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😂Laugh Zone😂 on Instagram: "Our facial expressions and tone shape how our babies experience the world. 🤱 Before they speak. Before they understand words. They watch us. In a classic baby development study (Visual Cliff): 🔬Babies were placed on a glass surface over what looked like a steep drop 🔬Most babies paused before crossing 🔬Then they looked up… at their mother’s face 👀 What happened? If mum looked afraid → the baby didn’t move If she smiled or used a warm voice → the baby crossed co

Wannabe Diary | Baby & Motherhood on Instagram: "Before they speak. Before they understand words. They watch you. There’s a classic baby development experiment called the Visual Cliff. Babies are placed on a glass surface that looks like a steep drop. It’s completely safe. What happens next is the fascinating part. Most babies stop. They hesitate. Then they look up… at their parent’s face. If the parent looks scared → the baby doesn’t move. If the parent smiles or speaks calmly → the baby crosse