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Research shows Young Infants Use their Mother’s Scent to See Faces.
Infants use multisensory cues to perceive their environments more efficiently.
Research shows that the ability to perceive faces greatly improves between four and 12 months .
The Society for Research in Child Development had the opportunity to discuss these findings with Dr. Arnaud Leleu .
Dr. Leleu : The mother’s body odor reassures the infant and promotes their interest when they encounter novel people.
In other words, this primary social odor that infants learn already in the womb seems to encourage prosocial cognitions and behaviors.
The role of the sense of smell in the early development of multisensory perception remains poorly understood.
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