The following story of Tad Waddington appeared in Psychology Today (November 2009):
"Monkeys go nuts and die if they are not touched. Touch is critical for survival and well being, so we carried 'our little monkey' everywhere and learned that humans have a latent ability to do anything one-handed. Our son, now a teenager, continues to be what Californians call 'centered' and normal people call 'well adjusted.'"
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Displaying 1 CommentSAlina, ks, United States
I agree that touch is very important to each child's development! THis is so important to each of us. What a cold world it would be with out touch!
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