Understanding Infant Fears and Development

Oh my god, oh, is this, is this okay?

Don't touch it, don't touch, no, don't touch it.

They don't seem that concerned at all, which is concerning me.

I know, it's unbelievable to see, isn't it?

Our infants aren't fussed about the snakes at all.

They're far more interested in their toys.

In fact, psychologists believe that along with heights,

there's only one other fear that appears this early in our development.

The fear of loud noises.

All of the others,

including the fear of snakes, are learned later.