Researchers have long been studying the relationships between infants and music, but a new study from McMaster University in Ontario, Canada has discovered that interacting with an infant while music is playing can help enhance social relationships. The study found that when people synchronize their movement to music new social ties are bolstered; this effect is not experienced when babies and people move out of synchronization.
Want a happier baby? Try dancing with it.
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