The Science of Baby Development | 1949

The red cubes that are ubiquitous in other early child development films originate with Arnold Gesell, a prominent early psychologist and pediatrician (baby scientist).
This high quality color film presents the concepts developed by Dr. Gesell who also serves as narrator. It shows that behavior follows characteristic patterns. Eye-hand coordination especially is discussed at length.
Several segments have been cropped for baby modesty (and uploading guidelines).This film was produced by the US Navy, Department of Naval Research oddly enough.

[@stutinaik4685]

This baby as old as my grandpa

[@gabyoliveira1522]

É muito estranho pensar que esse bebê já tem 72 anos.

[@nikol6044]

Estos videos son tan buenos para entender y saber como es el crecimiento mental de un bb

[@anon2218]

That baby grown up now with grandchildren. Maybe great grandchildren.

[@sharonfisher1850]

Behavior of the Mother has affected the babies intelligence. Babies today learn these skills much earlier.

[@flexro9908]

Is this originally in black and white and was colorized?

[@applied_maths]

Yes, it was originally black skinned baby. Americans specially coloured him to white skinned.

[@stutinaik4685]

@@applied_maths 😂😂

[@SDS-ee9js]

@@applied_maths lol 😂

[@SDS-ee9js]

Not sure. They had color film in 1949 so it could be filmed in color

[@felixfever1683]

Está en inglés

[@victoria65721]

Tiene subtítulos

[@miliuwu655]

ese bb ya murio.

[@majadjulic4972]

Ihf fh