The Science Behind Cute Babies: 'Baby Schema' In Infants' Faces Leads To Perceived Cuteness

Why do we think babies are so cute? Science explains babies’ secret to perceived cuteness involves a set of traits such as large eyes and protruding cheeks.
Why do we think babies are so cute? Science explains babies’ secret to perceived cuteness involves a set of traits such as large eyes and protruding cheeks.

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The Science Behind Cute Babies: 'Baby Schema' In Infants' Faces

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