Sentences with phrase «make facial expressions»

All the while the huge heads make facial expressions so much more visible and distinctive.

When we're stressed, we tend to make facial expressions that can cause wrinkles.

The chimpanzees did make facial expressions, but not in relation to how much effort they put into the task.

Rats and mice in pain make facial expressions similar to those in humans — so similar, in fact, that a few years ago researchers developed rodent «grimace scales,» which help them assess an animal's level of pain simply by looking at its face.

The scientists used x-ray video to see within the mouth and throat of macaque monkeys induced to vocalize, eat food, or make facial expressions.

The right infant development toys can nurture your newborn's motor skills, teach her to make facial expressions and sounds, and help her to see more clearly as her concentration improves.

At 29 weeks your baby can make facial expressions.

Your baby can make facial expressions such as squinting, frowning and grimacing.

I'll make a facial expression, and my mom will know exactly what I'm thinking.»

He didn't drop any hints, made any facial expressions or anything else that would point to this being anything towards Kawhi.

You can make your kid giggle, laugh, and even bounce with joy by touching, poking, making facial expressions, and special sounds that kids respond to.

No matter what he's thinking I'm just glad he made the facial expression.

So if your baby is grimacing while feeding or making facial expressions that look visibly uncomfortable, according to Dr. Sears, he could be telling you he needs a burp.

The character is basically demoted to making facial expressions, while every other character around him does all the talking.

The system works by filming an input subject making facial expressions, the system then creates a 3D transfer overlay from that input.

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Plus, mimicking facial expressions (something we often do without thinking) makes the other person feel the interaction was more positive.

Mirror the other person's facial expressions, because once again, this demonstrates that you are in agreement and like — or are making an effort to like — the other person.

Apple Photos will be able to sort your snapshots by face, activity, and even the facial expression you or your friends might be making.

The next few days are a real struggle as you attempt to make sense of all the gestures, facial expressions, and how the local people respond to you as you seek help.

Does his or her facial expression sometimes reveal a questioning of decisions made by superiors?

We should speak with a warm and calm voice, with a joyful facial expression, bending down to make eye contact, communicating with them rather than around them.

There's a testimony in every one of the facial expressions he makes that says he's authentic in that.

You should have seen my facial expression when I realised this magical soybean creation would soak up ANY flavour, making it perfect for dessert!

It could even be his facial expression when things go wrong: Furrowed brow, open mouth, a constant reproach to a universe that by rights should be making much more sense.

Seeing Felipe's facial expressions along with his comments on Vettel definitely make them that bit better.

Gabriel scares me every time he makes a challenge i keep thinking he will get a Red card, i have felt this from his first game he always looks relay aggressive its his facial expression and body movements that makes me think this way, i'm not saying he is but he looks it and what is the referee thinking?

I agree that ozil is probably one of the best crossers in europe but that being said he is also one of the best passers in europe, the best way to accomodate this is the way we did last season, make all the playmakers play with fluidity, ramsey / ozil / ox exc should be switching positions all game, to confuse the opposition, which we did so well in the first half of the season, if we can sustain that type of play whilst changing formations at the right time, there's no reason why we shouldn't have the title wrapped up by the time we get to Old Toilet, to see my good old mate Judas's facial expression when he has to congratulate our achievement

Infants make a sound or look at an object — that's the serve — and parents return the serve by sharing the child's attention and responding to his babbles and cries with gestures, facial expressions, and speech: «Yes, that's your doggy!»

Besides, you can make your child giggle with just a blink of an eye and some facial expression.

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Their kicks and twists, the noises they make, the facial expressions and features, these are all special and individual things.

But if your child's obsession with a certain color is accompanied by behavior that includes avoiding eye contact, not sharing interests or achievements with you or others, or difficulty understanding facial expressions, body postures, and gestures, these might be signs of autism and early intervention can make a difference.

It has a certain facial expression that makes you want to hug it.

When doing the facial expressions help your preschooler remember this Bible verse: «A happy heart makes the face cheerful».

With older children, you generally don't have to worry as long as they are still responsive (responding to your voice and facial expressions or making eye contact), playing and drinking fluids.

On the other hand, clowning — defined as absurd nonverbal behavior, such as making odd facial expressions or sounds, or performing strange or absurd actions — will not only be more effective at making your baby laugh than any other strategy, but also, it will grow more effective the older your baby gets.

Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy principally involves PLACE - creating a Playful, Loving, Accepting, Curious, and Empathic environment in which the therapist and parent attune to the child's «subjective experiences» (feelings, and thoughts) and help the child make sense of them by reflecting back and validating those experiences to the child by means of eye contact, facial expressions, gestures and movements, tone of voice, timing and touch.

Cooing and communicating with facial expressions will also be recognized by your baby, who will most likely make attempts to imitate these signs

An infant makes a sound or looks at an object — that's the serve — and her parents return the serve by responding to her babbles and cries with gestures, facial expressions, and speech.

Throw the ball back and forth with your toddler and watch them giggle and make funny facial expressions.

Babies are great mimics and you may even find that your baby tries to imitate your facial expressions when you make eye contact and sing and talk to them.

This adorable feature makes a little baby's pout and other facial expressions even funnier and endearing which us, as their parents, family members and just adults, in general, can't get enough of.

Researchers know that two - hour - old infants make their first attempts to communicate by intensively studying Mom or Dad's facial expressions and gestures, and listening to their tone of voice.

The more exaggerated you make your own facial expressions, the more likely it is that your babies will respond to them.

Place your baby in your lap and smile at them, making cooing noises in response to their facial expressions.

In addition to giving your partner a break, it's a chance for you and your baby to start practicing conversation skills by making eye contact, cooing noises and engaging your baby with changing facial expressions.

Communication is made up not only of words and their meaning but facial expression, body language, and the influence on the listener.

Long before she can speak clearly, your baby can understand and make sense of what you are saying by listening to the tone of your voice and observing your facial expressions.

Common signs for babies under the age of 4 months include waving the arms; turning the head or body away from the bottle; spitting out formula; making negative facial expressions; falling asleep; and pushing away the bottle (Ventura et al 2015).

Their conversation included all kinds of facial expressions, voice intonations, and repeating of comments he has recently made.