Understanding Babies: How engaging with your baby's movement development helps build a loving Nature & existence of God Fingers become wiggly ghost arms

Fingers become wiggly ghost arms in this interactive rhyming story

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Understanding Babies: How engaging with your baby's movement development helps build a loving Nature & existence of God Fingers become wiggly ghost armsThe first three months of your baby's life, sometimes called the 'fourth trimester', is a transitional phase, in which each of you is processing the birth experience you shared and acclimatising to a new way of being. It can be hard to interpret your new baby's behaviour: is she arching her back because she has tummy ache, or does she simply enjoy a stretch? Does sucking his hands indicate hunger or something else? As you navigate these early days