But not so much. Tricks that work for cats do not, it seems, necessarily work for babies.
Tickling, on the other hand... now *that* gets a reaction!
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Cat toys for Baby?
Okay, so one of our "how your baby is developing in utero" books said that at about this time, the baby would react to a light shining on Mommy's belly, and either roll away from it or punch at it.
But not so much. Tricks that work for cats do not, it seems, necessarily work for babies.
Tickling, on the other hand... now *that* gets a reaction!
But not so much. Tricks that work for cats do not, it seems, necessarily work for babies.Tickling, on the other hand... now *that* gets a reaction!
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Hah! Love it! We used to do this with our maglite with the lights off just to follow the crazy maze of veins and arteries (and maybe catch a heel) on my belly!
ReplyDeleteSome friends of ours used to use the cardboard from a toilet paper roll as a "fetal-phone" to sing and talk to their bean.
Love that protruding belly button, M!