Psychology says your child bending down to see the world between their legs isn't as random as it looks; here's what it could mean
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- Children sometimes bend forward and look at rooms upside down between their legs, often giggling or repeating the action.
- Developmental psychology research on visual perception and object exploration offers clues about this behaviour.
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