Social Development

Your baby's social and emotional development is amazing to watch. She'll delight you with smiles, coos, and giggles - and frustrate you with screaming and crying. Here you'll learn about your baby's blossoming personality and how to nurture her no matter her social style.
Cast of Slumberkins
Popular ‘Slumberkins’ Books Are Now an Animated Series From the Jim Henson Company
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7 Ways to Decode Your Baby's Body Language
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How Birth Order May Influence Your Kid's Personality Traits
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8 Signs of a Healthy Baby
Playing With Baby: Let the Music Play
Signs of a Happy Baby
Baby Sign Language: An Introduction
Decoding Baby's Expressions
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9 Birth Defects that Can Occur in Babies
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Activities to Enhance Baby's Emotional Development: 6-9 Months
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Your Baby from 4 to 6 Months: Personality!
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Your Baby's Social Development: Month 8
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Study Shows Babies Know When You're Angry and Want to Appease You
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How Your Baby Learns to Love
Aries
What Your Baby's Astrological Sign Might Say About Her Personality
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Predict Your Baby's Future
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Understanding Your Baby's Personality
How to Help Baby Be More Social
Activities to Encourage Emotional & Social Development: 0-3 Months
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Best Baby Games: Birth to 18 Months
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Raise a Friendly Baby
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Your Baby's Social Development: Month 5
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9 Things Your Baby Learns Every Day
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13 Things You Wish People Would Say to Your Daughter Instead of, 'Aren't You Pretty?!'
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What's Your Baby's Personality?
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13 Things You Wish People Would Say to Your Son Instead of 'Aren't You Big?!'
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Science Says Babies as Young as 6 Months Can Be Biased Against Different Races
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Whoa! Babies Understand SO Much More About Mealtime Than You Think