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Baby Basics 101 - Infant Head Movements from Nursing

2,546 views · Published 11 December 2015 · 1:45 · Indexed 27 October 2026

Channel: movementlesson · 2015 · Film & Animation

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During the first three months of life, there are very important developmental movements that start to establish short and long-term cognitive function. Michelle Turner, baby expert, explains the important functional movements that happen during nursing. If you have questions about your child, please seek a Movement Lesson™ professional.

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