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I am always interested in research on babies, and the recent search report by the University of Rochester, has found that children seek out situations that are neither too simple nor too complex. For example, when watching TV patterns on a screen they found that if the same pattern is repeated too often, the babies lose interest and don’t want to watch anymore, but by the same token, if the patterns become too complicated, or random, then the babies also lose interest. They say that the research indicates that children are much more aware of what is going on around them than what people may previously have thought, even at the age of 7 months and are watching and following patterns and trends.
Posted by Michael de Broglio on Tuesday 12-Jun-12
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Brumilde said:
on Wednesday 13-Jun-12 08:51 AM
Wow, that is amazing reseach, but why only now have they done this?Really think are bored
Lucretia said:
on Tuesday 12-Jun-12 05:58 PM
I have read that babies start learning in the womb already that is why they say play music, speak to your babies and more so let the dad be as much in the babies life whilst in the womb as what the mother is. The bond will grow for both parents.
Liesl said:
on Tuesday 12-Jun-12 02:42 PM
It is so interesting and rewarding to watch the reactions of babies. They really are just adorable
Helen said:
on Tuesday 12-Jun-12 02:20 PM
I do not know how difficult are patterns on rugby games, but my 4 months loves to watch rugby with her Daddy. What surprising me she loughs and giggle all the time!!!
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