Watching the BBC documentary "The Secret Life of Babies", I was shocked by the 11 "abilities" of babies Secret 1 Babies' small hands and feet Grip is very strong Secret 2 Babies use different cries to express different needs Secret 3 Natural swimmer Secret 4: Babies like bright colors toys Secret 5: Babies' hearing is stronger than their vision Secret 6: Babies grow faster Secret 7: Babies can hear the whispers of people around them even while sleeping Secret 8: Babies like to eat sweets, Secret of not liking eating vegetables 9: Crawling is a self-taught secret 10: Babies are born to laugh Secret 11: Babies are born ready to learn any language

How does a baby's vision and hearing develop? How will they explore the world? Why are they born to swim underwater? Why are babies capable of language learning? The first three years of life are the most important stages in life – we begin to learn to walk, speak, and socialize. But in the eyes of adults, babies' behavior is both confusing and fascinating.

After watching 11 "superpowers" about baby, I was blown away. Follow this BBC documentary to get closer to the secret world of babies! You will be able to observe and understand your treasure in a whole new way.

Newborn babies, in fact, the grasping ability of small hands and feet is very strong, you try to put your fingers into the palm of the child's hand will find that the baby will hold tightly. This is a grasping reflex inherited from the ancestors of the great apes, and children gain safety by holding adults with small hands.

After a tired baby yawns, you'll hear them crying "oohwa."

The easiest to identify is the cry of a baby wanting to drink milk, and you'll hear them make a "that" sound.

This is the baby Oh in his own way to communicate with you, to send you the message that he is sleepy, he is hungry, he is cold or wants to hug, and slowly you will understand what he wants to do through the baby's different cries.

The baby seems to be born to swim, lying him prone in the water, and you will see him use his limbs to make swimming-like movements, a behavior called the "swimming reflex", which gradually disappears when the child is about 6 months old.

Before babies learn to crawl and walk, their torso will instinctively kick and push them forward in the water. This may be related to the fact that the baby was in the womb. This underwater viability of babies is lifesaver.

Babies are mainly exploring their surroundings after 2 months of life. So what does the world look like for babies? In fact, the sight they could see was a blur. In order to see the real world as a picture, our brains will integrate what the two eyes see, but the newborn baby can't do it, so scientists think that babies have polyvision.

Before the baby's eye muscles become stronger, they see things that are blurry, and they can see objects about 20 centimeters away from them. This is the distance between the eyes of the mother and the baby when breastfeeding.

When we talk to baby babies, it seems that the body instinctively approaches them so that our faces are as clear in the baby's eyes as cartoon characters.

Babies like brightly colored toys because their eyes respond well to high-contrast objects.

Babies have a weaker sense of color, so they like to see bright primary colors and gradually recognize more subtle color differences.

This is because as soon as the baby is born, he has a fully formed inner ear and has a good hearing. They could immediately recognize their mother's voice, as well as other familiar voices. For example, the song that I heard repeatedly when I was still in my mother's belly.

The mother's heartbeat to the womb is 90 decibels, which is as big as the roar of a sports car, which is why babies like to sleep in the car. Like in such a sports car, the continuous low sound is similar to the sound that the baby hears in the mother's womb.

Small babies have more than 70 more bones than adults, but no kneecaps, so the legs are soft.

Babies grow very fast, they can grow to half their entire height at the age of two, and they can grow up to three times their weight in the first year. If only one could continue to grow at such a rapid pace... By the time we reach adulthood, everyone has to be giants.

Babies sleep about 16 hours a day in the first three months, but their brains are active. Studies have shown that babies dream nearly twice as much as adults. By monitoring the babies' brains, scientists found that they didn't sleep as deeply as we did, that they could listen during sleep, and that they could get the emotions of those around them.

Babies as young as 6 months are only one-tenth of our size, but they need one-third of our calories. Babies prefer sweet foods in the early stages because they are rich in energy. They also hate bitterness and love the food their mother eats when she is pregnant.

Most babies don't like plants, and scientists believe it's a behavior we evolved to avoid being harmed by poisonous, or thorny plants. Perhaps this also understands why it is quite difficult to get children to eat green vegetables.

Around 9 months, long-term babies on the ground began to crawl in different styles, most of the babies mastered the skills to imitate adults, but they rarely saw adults crawling, had to teach themselves.

According to scientific statistics, babies can laugh about 300 times a day. The skill of laughter is innate to them, and they don't need to look at it or learn it, from smiling to laughing.

Everyone knows that children learn language much faster than we adults, how do they do it? Adults can only distinguish the 46 sounds that make up their mother tongue, but studies have shown that 6-month-old babies can recognize the difference between the 150 sounds of any language in the world.

Babies are prepared to learn a language from birth. The process they learn begins with shapes rather than sounds. When they learn new vocabulary, they will look at each other's mouth shapes, and slowly form their own mouth shapes, and they have a strong ability to imitate! Just one simple word requires mobilizing more than 70 different muscles to complete. When they're learning to speak, you can hear that they're mimicking the conversation between adults.

Isn't the life of a little baby full of places you didn't expect? This documentary is a total of 45 minutes, if you want to know more about the secrets of small babies, you can search for this documentary "The Secret Life of Babies" on the video website to watch.