Monday, August 16, 2010

There is a Light That Never Goes Out

BabyCenter.com says:

"At this stage of the pregnancy, although the eyelids are still fused shut, your baby can sense light.  If you shine a flashlight at your tummy, the baby is likely to move away from the beam."

Holy crap!  This is probably a bit of information not meant for parents who are easily amused.  Almost immediately, Daddy picked up a maglite and began flashing it at Mommy's midsection, giggling with a purpose.  Unfortunately, the baby's movements can't really be felt.  Still intrigued, future flashlight tests may be performed where the beams come from opposite angles, at different times, or even stacked side-by-side like a double-decker bus!  Should everything go as planned, these exercises will build the baby's agility and reaction time.  If not, we'll at least have an explanation for why Baby Campos has a strange fear of 60 watt bulbs and the headlights of on-coming traffic.

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