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Sensory Capabilities

Published in Baby Development 1 min read

Did You Know Baby Facts?

Yes! Newborn babies are fascinating creatures with many surprising characteristics. Here are some amazing facts:

  • Developed Senses: A newborn's eyesight, hearing, and sense of smell are surprisingly well-developed at birth. They are comparable to an adult's.
  • Maternal Voice Recognition: Studies indicate that babies can recognize their mother's voice from the moment they are born. This suggests a remarkable early auditory development.

Physical Attributes

  • More Bones: Adults have 206 bones, but newborns are born with around 300. Many bones fuse together during growth.
  • No Kneecaps: Babies are born without kneecaps; these develop later in childhood.
  • Tearless Crying: Initially, newborns cry without tears. Tear production develops later.

Other Interesting Facts

  • First Poop: A baby's first bowel movement, meconium, doesn't have a strong odor.

These facts highlight the remarkable developmental progress of a baby from birth. The initial sensory capabilities and the unique physical characteristics underscore the amazing journey of infancy.