When it comes to baby party tricks, clapping is a classic. Honestly, is there anything cuter than babies who can clap their chubby little hands together right on cue? The cool thing about clapping ...

Before your baby can clap, they need to be comfortable using their hands. “You can use different sensory items, books and toys to encourage babies to use their hands,” suggests Dr. Turner.

At our 14 week ultrasound our baby was clapping, so I sang a song with our doctor as my husband filmed. Origins: On 26 March 2015, YouTube user Jen Cardinal uploaded a video purportedly showing ...

And really, it’s just one thing that bothers me — the double baby clap. This is where she stands in front of me, claps her hands twice and expects the baby in return. She doesn’t ask to hold ...

Hand clapping is ubiquitous behavior for humans across time and cultures, serving many different purposes: to signify approval with applause, for instance, or to keep time to music. Acousticians ...

When the mother and the doctor start singing the happy song, they were amazed to see the baby clapping hands almost to the exact rhythm and at the exact point where everyone is supposed to clap ...

The above 15-second video is of a 14-week-old fetus literally clapping its hands to the tune of its parents singing "If You're Happy and You Know it" mid-ultrasound. Jen Cardinal posted the video ...

An online discussion helps a woman whose mother-in-law stands in front of her and claps when she wants to hold a new baby.

If you're a fetus and you know it, clap your hands! Incidentally, it turns out you can teach your baby cool party tricks to impress the other soccer parents before it even comes out of your body ...