Developmental Psychology Journal Number 1:
My cousin just had her first child and always does many of the things that I have learned about in chapter 3. The most common thing the baby, Luca, does is constantly grab everybody’s fingers. It is absolutely adorable but now I know the reason for it is because it’s a typical baby reflex: the palmer grasp. In addition to this grasp, Luca is one of the few babies that I have known that can actually stay asleep with lots of noise in the atmosphere and can be moved without waking up. This is due to the concept that babies are in REM sleep for much longer than adults. Babies are in REM for about 50% of their sleep… I wish I could sleep like that! Anyways, from the information I learned in class, I know understand why Luca does some of the things he does on a daily basis. Developmental Psychology Journal Number 1:
My cousin just had her first child and always does many of the things that I have learned about in chapter 3. The most common thing the baby, Luca, does is constantly grab everybody’s fingers. It is absolutely adorable but now I know the reason for it is because it’s a typical baby reflex: the palmer grasp. In addition to this grasp, Luca is one of the few babies that I have known that can actually stay asleep with lots of noise in the atmosphere and can be moved without waking up. This is due to the concept that babies are in REM sleep for much longer than adults. Babies are in REM for about 50% of their sleep… I wish I could sleep like that! Anyways, from the information I learned in class, I know understand why Luca does some of the things he does on a daily basis.
Developmental Psychology Journal Number 1:
My cousin just had her first child and always does many of the things that I have learned about in chapter 3. The most common thing the baby, Luca, does is constantly grab everybody’s fingers. It is absolutely adorable but now I know the reason for it is because it’s a typical baby reflex: the palmer grasp. In addition to this grasp, Luca is one of the few babies that I have known that can actually stay asleep with lots of noise in the atmosphere and can be moved without waking up. This is due to the concept that babies are in REM sleep for much longer than adults. Babies are in REM for about 50% of their sleep… I wish I could sleep like that! Anyways, from the information I learned in class, I know understand why Luca does some of the things he does on a daily basis.
Developmental Psychology Journal Number 1:
My cousin just had her first child and always does many of the things that I have learned about in chapter 3. The most common thing the baby, Luca, does is constantly grab everybody’s fingers. It is absolutely adorable but now I know the reason for it is because it’s a typical baby reflex: the palmer grasp. In addition to this grasp, Luca is one of the few babies that I have known that can actually stay asleep with lots of noise in the atmosphere and can be moved without waking up. This is due to the concept that babies are in REM sleep for much longer than adults. Babies are in REM for about 50% of their sleep… I wish I could sleep like that! Anyways, from the information I learned in class, I know understand why Luca does some of the things he does on a daily basis.
Developmental Psychology Journal Number 1:
My cousin just had her first child and always does many of the things that I have learned about in chapter 3. The most common thing the baby, Luca, does is constantly grab everybody’s fingers. It is absolutely adorable but now I know the reason for it is because it’s a typical baby reflex: the palmer grasp. In addition to this grasp, Luca is one of the few babies that I have known that can actually stay asleep with lots of noise in the atmosphere and can be moved without waking up. This is due to the concept that babies are in REM sleep for much longer than adults. Babies are in REM for about 50% of their sleep… I wish I could sleep like that!