Babywatching
Babywatching by Desmond Morris, published by Penguin Random House on February 9, 2015, is a 176-page exploration of the human baby from a unique perspective. Combining his expertise as a zoologist with keen observational skills, Morris delves into the early stages of life, addressing fundamental questions that parents often ponder. This edition presents a detailed examination of the sensory experiences and emotional expressions of infants, providing insights into their development and behavior.
Readers will find a thoughtful analysis of various aspects of infancy, including the significance of maternal bonds, the sensory capabilities of babies, and the reasons behind their cries and smiles. The book also touches on themes related to parenting and child care, offering a social science perspective on the early life stages. Through this engaging narrative, Morris invites readers to understand the complexities of baby behavior and communication, making it a valuable resource for parents and caregivers alike.
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Desmond Morris combines his skills as a zoologist and manwatcher to take a close look at the most remarkable life-form ever to draw breath on this planet – the human baby. In a revealing portrait of life from the baby’s point of view, Desmond Morris answers the questions that parents ask- How important is a mother to her baby? How well can babies hear, smell and taste? Why do babies cry? And what makes a baby smile? Do babies dream?
Babywatching is a classic to rank alongside Desmond Morris’s world bestsellers, The Naked Ape and Manwatching.
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