Sentences with phrase «most babies laugh»

Although it may come later for some, most babies laugh out loud for the first time at around 3 to 4 months old.
This makes most babies laugh, and they may demand you to do this over and over again.

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Your baby has started smiling and laughing by this point in most situations, and you'll notice your child becoming more and more interested in the rest of the world too.
He laughed the most spectacular baby laugh to himself!
Sometimes I laugh when I think most moms around the world have gotten by just fine without an Amazon wishlist or a fancy baby bathtub.
You probably think this should be on The Absolutely Most Useless Baby Products Ever List but this is a real pacifier that will have the mom laughing out loud.
A baby's laugh, specifically your own baby's, is THE most endearing and adorable sound in the world, it is music to a mother's ears that she wants to hear on constant repeat.
If your baby is not laughing out loudly by four months, but he or she is trying to communicate through other forms by smiling or babbling, the baby is most probably developing normally.
At six months, most babies are babbling, smiling, laughing, and starting to recognize the people closest to them.
Some, for instance, find much to admire in the simultaneously milquetoast and monstrous Million Dollar Baby, which I've always read as Eastwood's last laugh at disability - rights activists for a failed lawsuit involving an inaccessible inn he ran years prior; others dismiss Gran Torino, his most watchable film since Unforgiven, as a rare spot of trash.
I suppose I could choose the great movies that have made me laugh the most — the first that come to mind, such as: a Keaton («Sherlock, Jr.» or «Steamboat Bill, Jr.»), a Fields («It's A Gift» or «The Bank Dick»), a Marx Bros. («Animal Crackers» or «Duck Soup»), a Sturges («The Lady Eve» or «Miracle of Morgan's Creek»), and, let's say, a classic comedy (preferably starring Cary Grant or Barbara Stanwyck or Jean Arthur, and written and / or directed by Ernst Lubitsch or Howard Hawks or Billy Wilder or Mitchell Leisen, like «Trouble in Paradise» or «Heaven Can Wait» (1943) or «Bringing Up Baby» or «His Girl Friday» or «The Major and the Minor» or «Some Like It Hot» or «Easy Living» or «Ball of Fire»...).
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Elsie's disintegrating relationship with Bashkim is juxtaposed with her gradual inclusion in Waterbury's Albanian community (you won't know whether to laugh or cry at her description of the world's most depressing baby shower), while Lulu corrals a young man to help her get to Texas, where her father is rumored to live.
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