March 09, 2005
On Lumps
When a baby is tiny, its fingers don't have the surface area to be able to accurately make judgements about objects. Hence putting everything in their mouth - the biggest concentration of nerve endings in their body at that time.
Given this, why is it that thirteen-month-old Daisy now feels the need to take any remotely solid bits in her food out of her mouth and feel them with her fingers?
Posted by Tom Dolan at March 9, 2005 11:21 PM
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