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Section Editor:Dr S Anandalakshmy
Advisor on Child Development & Education,
Chennai

A baby's mind is like a sponge, constantly soaking up information. Everything is a new and exciting experience for a newborn baby. She is always absorbing information through her five senses – sight, sound, smell, touch and taste.

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