Rise of Fascism. As the United States turned inwards to deal with the lingering effects of the Depression, militaristic regimes came to power in Germany, Italy, and Japan promising economic relief and national expansion.
Human faces are one of an infant's favorite and fascinating things to observe, especially when it's mom or dad or his own image staring back at him in a mirror. By 3-months-old, most babies know the difference between familiar faces and strange ones.
During the early months, position your baby face about 6 to 10 inches away from yours. She will be able to see the outline of your face, and your face is probably her favorite things to see. By two to three months of age, a baby will begin to notice facial features, such as the nose and mouth. By three to five months, most babies can differentiate between mother's face and a stranger's face. An infant's eyesight continues to develop and change over the first year of life. Source: