Sentences with phrase «made object in her mouth»

After watching an adult put part of a plant and part of a man - made object in her mouth, infants at 6 - and 18 - months of age preferentially identify the plant as the food source.

The findings show that, after watching an adult put part of a plant and part of a human - made object in her mouth, infants at 6 - and 18 - months of age preferentially identify the plant as the food source.

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Parents and older siblings can keep the baby safe by making sure there are no small objects on the floor that the baby might put in their mouth and choke on.

After making sure there are no hot, sharp, or other dangerous things that can hurt your baby and no small objects that can be put in the mouth, let your baby explore the textures and surfaces of your home and yard.

To make matters more interesting, during his developmental leap, your baby has probably discovered all sorts of new tricks, such as grabbing objects and passing them from hand to hand, putting things in his mouth (oh the joy!)

However, if a mom is always popping a pacifier in baby's mouth anytime their little one objects and makes a fuss, they might be interfering with their breast milk production.

After making sure there are no hot, sharp, or other things that can hurt your baby and no small objects that can be put in the mouth, let your baby explore the textures and surfaces of your home and yard.

Dogs love to eat strange things, and sometimes those odd objects become lodged in or injure their mouth, making it painful to eat or drink.

That way you have your bases covered — he'll leave objects alone, but in case he doesn't, you can make him drop them from his mouth.

Stairs into My Eyes, The Finley, Los Angeles, curated by Dianna Molzan 2013 Boiled Angel, The Woodmill GP, London, England, October 13 — December 8 Soft Off (but I love it when your mouth is a little shut), ltd, Los Angeles, curated with Robin Peckham Abstract Perversion, Five Car Garage, Los Angeles Squirts, Regina Rex, New York Unsolved Mysteries, POST, Los Angeles Sinking with the Ship, Sam Francis Gallery, curated by Mateo Tannatt, Crossroads School, Los Angeles Made in Space, Night Gallery, Los Angeles, curated by Laura Owens and Peter Harkawik Made in Space, Gavin Brown's Enterprise, New York, and Venus Over Manhattan, New York 2012 Lectures and Salad, (performance), Actual Size, Los Angeles Two and Half Hands and a Painting, Pauline (with Kenneth Tam & Mateo Tannatt), Los Angeles POST, Los Angeles Nudes, Calvin Marcus Studio, Los Angeles Absurdo Absolutum II, (screening), Microscope Gallery, New York Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers, KChung Radio, Los Angeles 2011 The Cactus Show, Calvin Marcus Studio, Los Angeles Object - Orientation, Cerritos College Art Gallery, Cerritos, CA, curated by James MacDevitt (cat.)

One is quickly caught scanning their shapes in search of the identifying markers of human features: welded from found steel objects, Melvin Edwards's contorted mask Iraq (2003) was made in response to the war's dramatic events; Nicholas Cheveldave created an uncanny medical cast of Kaspar, a robot with minimal facial expressions that helps children with autism; The Grantchester Pottery deconstructed the fragile outline of muse Dora Maar's eyes, mouth, nose and tears in glazed stoneware gracefully suspended from hemp cords.

The show encompasses work from his famous Passstücke (or «Adaptives», from the 1970s — bizarre shapes and objects made from plaster and metal which invite the audience to pick them up and interact), through his beguiling Das Geraune («Murmuring», 1988), a collection of three giant papier - mâché forms with holes for mouths, to the enormous outdoor sculptures in aluminium and epoxy resin he conceived from 1996.

The exhibition's title, A Mouth Which Shouts is a Cave for the Hand, refers to a quote by Johann Gottfried von Herder regarding tactility in Neo-classical sculpture - the sense of touch makes an art object more prone to inciting a sense of gruesomeness or disgust as opposed to a purely visual sensation.