10/19/2026
👀✨ What are babies thinking when they see themselves?
In our Magnolia infant classroom, a research question invites us to slow down and look closer: What can we learn from a baby’s gaze?
As our youngest learners encounter mirrors, study photographs of themselves, and gaze at one another, we begin to wonder what they notice, recognize, and communicate without words.
A lingering look. A curious reach. A smile at a familiar face. Each small gesture offers a glimpse into the incredible thinking happening in these earliest years of school. 💛
Because even before babies have words, they have a hundred ways of telling us what matters to them. Our job is to notice, wonder, and listen. 🌱