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In perhaps the cutest study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, psychologist Marcel Zentner and Tuomas Eerola found that babies will spontaneously boogie when they hear music and other rhythmic sounds. The findings suggest babies are not great dancers, but they smile more when they do hit the beat.
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you got to know the beat! WOWZA thats so cool when the little girl had the line readings and she knew when the line was long or when it was short!!
I like the parrot dancing the best
i love the science
the baby is so cute!
i loved the baby it was sooo cute almost as cute as the one in the omni theater
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