Like a modern day Kojak, Ted wants to get to the bottom of mysteries. Kate tought him how to find his way out of the wrong side of a game of peekaboo.
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Watch as I fail to realize how the trick is performed in this outtake video.
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Object constancy, or object permanence is what he’s learning. That if you’re behind a door, or go out of sight or are hidden by something you still persist in the world.
I have a paper on this….if you really want some light reading on saccadic eye movement, tracking and object permanence.
amazingly talented child. And cute,too. xxoo
Peek a boo!
He’s so good at it!
Kate & Pat:
he is so freekin cute. You guys are great parents. Just wait until you have days like today. We had a Star Wars party today. 18- 7 year olds. Crazy!!!!!!!!!!
Dan part of me would love to go to a Star Wars party… but hosting 18 little Clone Troopers is a scary proposition. Your are brave.