🥹 Research from the University of Chicago found that babies as young as six months old display clear social preferences and will actively seek out interaction with unfamiliar peers. Unlike adults, who often avoid eye contact with strangers on flights, babies have zero social barriers and will immediately attempt to connect with anyone in their line of sight. Scientists call this “protoconversation,” where babies use gestures, expressions, and sounds to communicate before they even learn words.
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🥹 Research from the University of Chicago found that babies as young as six months old display clear social preferences and will actively seek out interaction with unfamiliar peers. Unlike adults, who often avoid eye contact with strangers on flights, babies have zero social barriers and will immediately attempt to connect with anyone in their line of sight. Scientists call this “protoconversation,” where babies use gestures, expressions, and sounds to communicate before they even learn words.
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