Social development in babies

When babies are first born they have no inhibitions, and they love everyone. While their love for everyone may not be equal, in that they love their mom and dad better then strangers, they do not cry or fuss when a stranger holds them. As they grow and develop socially, they become more interactive, but with that they also learn the idea of who they know, and who they do not, and sooner than you know it they become individuals with their own distinct personality, and the idea of separation and independence start to take root.























