Is there a purer sound than a baby’s laughter? Many people would say “no”! When a baby laughs, you know they’re genuinely happy – they don’t know how to pretend to feel emotions! Plus, babies end up ...

Humor has always been subjective. Where some people prefer the physical comedy of Jim Carrey, others may find the dry approach of Albert Brooks preferable. Babies, of course, are not big on subtlety.

Few things are as heartwarming as hearing a baby's first laugh. I’ve experienced that moment with four children of my own, ...

The world is bad, but babies remain good. Babies are especially good when they are laughing, which they start to do at around three and a half months old. Babies laugh when other people do things, ...

Some of the greatest joys of early parenthood involve watching your baby learn to communicate and express themselves as they grow. At this stage, newborns communicate mostly by crying and show ...

Since 2012, I have been studying laughing babies. The question I am most often asked—frequently accompanied by incredulous laughter—is “Why?” And sometimes, “Wouldn’t it be better to study what makes ...

We have had it up to here with coronavirus news, cancellations, and school closings, and yet we can’t stop reading every headline. But also, the world marches on. One way we’ve survived as a species ...

Sometimes a laugh can add sunshine to a down day -- especially if it's one of those authentic, uncontrollable, body-shaking ones. After all, laughter is good for the mind, body and soul, no matter the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. This new parent’s emotional reaction to her daughter’s first laugh is so relatable! Sarah Holden (@sarahforwarkholden) is a new ...

Zany faces, funny noises and zerberts galore. Parents of young babies will stop at nothing to try and get their baby to laugh for the first time. If your little one has yet to show you this ...

Since 2012, I have been studying laughing babies. The question I am most often asked—frequently accompanied by incredulous laughter—is “Why?” And sometimes, “Wouldn’t it be better to study what makes ...