Khaligraph Jones and his woman, Georgina Muteti were minding their own business bonding with their daughter when they stopped for a photo. Khaligraph Jones was behind the camera when this photo was taken.
And surprise surprise, she smiled at her parents and Khaligraph Jones managed to get this picture:
I just had to Google the science behind smiling babies and this is what them Googles said that might interest Khaligraph Jones:
A 2015 study conducted by the University of California, San Diego, and published in the medical journal PLOS One, looked at why babies, ages 4 to 17 weeks, smile when they do and what the purpose of those smiles are. The findings are fascinating: Infants smile to make their caretakers smile. "The results indicate that by 4 months of age infants interact with their mothers in a goal-oriented manner, utilizing a sophisticated understanding of timing in social interactions," PLOS One explained.
"In our study, mothers consistently attempted to maximize the time spent in mutual smiling, while infants tried to maximize mother-only smile time," the study explained. Basically, babies want you to smile as much as possible while they smile as little as possible. Source:
