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Episode two looks at why we are born to respond to faces, what makes babies laugh and how we learn to empathise with others.

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1: Becoming You | Babies: Their Wonderful World

1: Becoming You | Babies: Their Wonderful World

BBC Two | 2018 | 59'05''

This episode explores how changes in the first two years of life make us individuals, how tablet use affects our babies and w...

2: Becoming Social | Babies: Their Wonderful World

2: Becoming Social | Babies: Their Wonderful World

BBC Two | 2018 | 59'03'

Episode two looks at why we are born to respond to faces, what makes babies laugh and how we learn to empathise with others.

3: Becoming Independent | Babies: Their Wonderful World

3: Becoming Independent | Babies: Their Wonderful World

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