For the first time, the rouge-nosed babies look somewhat distressed and try to rub the lipstick off their own noses instead of playing with the cute baby in the mirror (Lewis, 1995). It isn’t ...

You can get in touch with Alyce by emailing [email protected] A mom's sweet video of her baby ... looking back at the video, Bird realized that her son's hand was resting in front of a mirror ...

A round fold-out mirror invites readers to mimic the expressions and actions: “It’s your turn! Now you do!” One baby frowns and pouts; another appears happy and “silly” with a laughing grin.

Looking at them in a mirror can also be great for their language and motor skills. By gazing at themselves and you in a mirror, your baby can learn to identify familiar faces, track movements and ...

So, to him, this is potentially another baby, another friend. She copied your outfit! Looking into mirrors isn't only entertaining for you and your baby, but it's a great way for you to help your ...

We noticed that the non-glare treatment helps with glancing at baby in low light – usually passing headlights can make it hard to look in your rearview mirror. A fuss-free, good quality choice ...