Babies | First Steps | FULL EPISODE | Netflix
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- From nature to nurture, this docuseries explores the groundbreaking science that reveals how infants discover life during their very first year.
In this episode: Scientists venture into the ways that walking changes a baby's world and unveil findings on neonatal reflexes, skeletal development and talking.
US Rating: TV-PG. Parental guidance suggested.
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Nelson's mother is the sweetest.
Thank you so much Caroline. I am sure you are too. ❤️
@@cmschamps1738 hi Mrs. Morning-Star. I adore your name so much!
Augusto is very special! Each child learns and devolops at their own unique pace. Please don't compare your child with others children.
Yes!!! Let them learn! Our children are all different and amazing, don’t compare them, just love them and enjoy them as much as you can.
Eliosa is very Special too and very cute both 👍
Each child is different, but if you do not hit some milestones it can be a red flag of some health problem. It is better ask your doctor
Netflix should make a documentary on parents on what is the psych of them when the documentary is filmed.They seem super genuine that is very uncommon.
Yay!! You did it, Augusto!!
Happy to see Augusto walking in the end....
8:24
IT SOUNDED LIKE HE SAID HI!! ❤️❤️
What a wonderful documentary!! I really appreciate that!! Awesome! Furthermore, Thanks Korean subtitle(caption)!!!
Augusto body parts In the end were like I already know how to walk😉
like augusto i was not walking as fast as most children, despite being a 8 pound baby at birth, my first steps happened at 17 months
どんな人生でも光明は必ずある。大事ですなんですよね。
Oooh mein Gott, was für eine Schönheit 😍 .. die Kinder laufen zu sehen ist großartig 🧡🧡
一人ひとりの心の中に幸福が。
Thanks for this unique and useful episode.
I've never watched something so magical 💖💖
8:26 Hi (3w.o. Benjamin?)
Heart melted
He's just the cutest (alongside Augusto).
Amazing! Subtitles feature is working today...
My daughter is just in that stage so it was a good documentry for me and in the right time, i love you baby. 👶😍❤
世界がひとつになるまで心の中に幸福が。
So adorable and informative at the same time 🥰
Thanks Netflix. Awesome 😁
im not the only one feeling a bit upset looking at these multiple healthy living little babies walking around and running, then seeing the leg bone of a young child who may have never walked before....
Death is apart of life.
@@MillennialMountainMama yeah but it should not happen that soon
@@thomasplouffe1363 Yes, I agree. Forgive me for commenting taking a more historical and scientific stand point.
This is so cool!!
Dear Netflix, when will you upload the second episode of the first season: 'First Food'?
Do you seriously think Netflix will reply to you?
I had to turn the sound off and just use subtitles when the little baby cried.
Augusto is so cute
bravo augusto
I do not recall my first words or first steps, however A night starry sky has a strong impression on my memory, circe 1946 ,travling by bus from Arizonia to California ,LATER CONFIRMED BY someons who should know, Mothe..❤John
Thanks netflix
It's just weird to watch the professor shakes the hand of the mother in year 2021 today
I want to know the name of the intro song, is so beautiful
when is first food coming out ?
During birth or shortly there after
I get it all but why is it NECESSARY to ENCOURAGE early walking?! They'll do it when ready. It isn't late development it is regular development. Plus on relationship with walking and talking, maybe walking babies talk more because they just develop both simultaneously, I doubt that they are directly linked, simply happen in parallel, quick with one quick with another, slow with one slow with another and BOTH are NORMAL. And even if they are linked so what, get parents to be anxious when not happening and other parents overly confident because it happened "quicker" for theirs. Remember science is about examining the facts not predicting the future of kids. I read on LinkedIn about a kid whose mother was told that her young daughter had an "immature" pencil grip, today she says she is a medical doctor and still has that same "immature" pencil grip! The bum shuffling kid didn't "catch up", he simply walked when he was ready. And so will each child develop in their own time, unless diagnosed with a genuine problem/challenge.
Pray for GAZA 🤲
Hearing her comments on the need for the baby to “exercise”, makes me wonder about the babies of women who carry their babies on their backs all the time??? Is their physical development different because of that???
Probably not because they too will still learn to walk
So interesting that I just watched a lecture and my professor (who is East Asian and was “held” in her mothers back as an infant) mentioned this. She says culture does impact the development of motor skills and so the early year milestones are a little different from culture to culture.
I think the research is wonderful and fascinating, however, I tend to feel this baby stepping must be an inborn or instinctive action related to the natural instinct of survival. Like other animals, especially mammals, they automatically try to stand and walk right after birth. Horses, members of the deer family and so on, come to mind. It amazes us that within minutes of being born they begin to try to stand and within a couple of hours they are walking and not long after that they are running! It’s not something they are taught or coached to do. It’s hard wired, if you will. It’s a matter of survival. Couldn’t it be the same with babies? Because of the human baby having to be born so underdeveloped the signs are there but it takes much, much longer to accomplish locomotion? I speak of the physical not the mental. I’ve always believed that mentally babies are far, far more aware and able to retain what the see and what they hear than we may ever know.
It is but with crawling. Babies are born with the motor ability of quadrupeds, crawling. But their heads are too heavy to actually do it. The episode in this same documentary that is about crawling explains this.
Humans are Mammals! :)
so are we all here because of early childhood education?
No, I guess some of us here 'cause we love babies ☺
Aye me too!
Yes, I studied early childhood and elementary education in college and I have 4 children and a baby on the way ❤
Falta el capítulo sobre la alimentación de los bebés
I might just be annoying but if this entire documentary is in English and Nadia is the only one speaking Italian but can speak English and does toothed people why not just speak English the whole time.
I do like this documentary I don't want to be taken as a hat comment
so Eric claims that babies that are walking have a larger vocabulary compared to babies that are crawling, so i never crawled due to low mussel tone and i did not take my first steps until i was over 18 months old, however i actually started talking at 8 months old, my first word was "no" and "ha ha, ha ha" not laughing actually saying the words ha ha, the very next day i said "mama, daddy, mommy, nana" by my first birthday i could actually SAY happy birthday! and by the time i was 15 months i was not only now a big brother but knew (at the time of the written recording) 48 key words including every family members correct name, by the time i was walking i was speaking 2-4 worded sentences (something that happens by the time a child is 2 years old) and before my second birthday i was speaking full clear sentences, could sing nursery rhymes and carry on clear conversations with adults and children the same age (something that most preschool children struggle with)
stop lying
Hubiera sido genial si hubiera en español también
Pon los subtitulos
That lady seems too excited to see baby bones. Seems slightly concerning :D
Can not understand half of this 😞😣
...did you use the captions? They have quite a few languages to chose from
Iv just found them now thank you 😁
Why i wach this ı dont know
Pascoeeee😭😭🥰😚
Noes 😊
And now what?
Hola
This baby wants to know where are the English subtitles when the Italian woman is talking. And at what age do we teach a child to respect the Law of God? Is seven okay?
when they start talking
Yes definitely earlier, like at about 3. You can still read baby Bible stories to very young children.
Why....i want animal world
なにから。人間から。人からわかんない。不思議
I never understood why people find babies interesting...
Huh 🤔 but you were once a baby so…..?
It’s more an understanding than an interest
厳しい現実。子供には選択権は無いんです。自分だけが不幸じゃない。
yeet
No baby walkers .
It's all nice and all that, but I'm still waiting for a study of what forcing children into gender roles does to them
Google it, duh...
It turns them into fine people
I’m still waiting for the study of what straight men have forced upon all the world and history but that’s not going to come out any time soon
貧困。差別。格差の無い世界平和な社会。戦争。武器よさらばです。
Nadia, the electromagnetic current can attract COVID and other bloodwork pathogens. Why experiment on baby and the stepping reflex? He can't walk. He will walk later. I would like to see the EKG and MRI pre and p st session. The baby was too stressed out. Bad Nadia! Sorry baby.
This looked like it may have been recorded some months (or even a year) before Covid struck and blame the mother for putting poor little Benjamin through that experiment (wasn't he the sweetest?!).
He obviously couldn't walk, but showed early signs of walking and it may be partially an instinct based motion.
Calm down, he’s fine. He won’t be psychologically or physically harmed.
The word "bambino" for some reason really annoys me 🤣
Why?
Lots of useless blabla.
Everything in the nature requires countless complex mechanisms in order to work.
The complexity of a single cell is unbelievable.