CHILD DEVELOPMENT PEDAGOGY

Detailed explanation-1: -While some babies will respond very strongly and heatedly to caregiver absence by crying and fussing, others will respond in a more subdued fashion through whimpers and slight agitation. It’s during this period, around age 9 months, that babies first frown to show displeasure or sadness.

Detailed explanation-2: -For babies it might be hunger, gas or just that they need a break from noise and activity. Here are some ways babies and young children show distress: Children’s forehead may wrinkle. They may scrunch up their eyes and frown or pout.

Detailed explanation-3: -Babies express their emotions through their posture, voice and facial expressions from birth. These attitudes help their carers adapt their behaviour to the baby’s emotional state. A baby’s tears, for example, may be an expression of his or her distress and primary needs (to be fed or changed or to lie down).

Detailed explanation-4: -Any type of pain, including teething pain, can make a baby frown, explains the University of Michigan’s health website. Intense crying, body tension, and general irritability are also telltale signs that something doesn’t feel right.

Detailed explanation-5: -When she’s sad, she’ll probably have a downturned mouth when she cries, and a soft body (compared with the open, shouting mouth and tense body of a baby who seems angry). Your baby will feel sad for the same reasons that you do – loneliness, discomfort, tiredness and hunger.