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It Didn't Become The Norm To Smile In Photographs Until The 1950's

Summary by South Florida Reporter
At nine or 10 months of age, babies learned to offer fake smiles to strangers, reserving real smiles and laughter for people they are comfortable with.
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It Didn't Become The Norm To Smile In Photographs Until The 1950's

At nine or 10 months of age, babies learned to offer fake smiles to strangers, reserving real smiles and laughter for people they are comfortable with.

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South Florida Reporter broke the news on Sunday, May 31, 2026.
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