Tabitha is 15 months old. she is a happy baby, but she cries each time she meets someone new. when this happens, her parents calmly soothe her and continue with their interactions. why aren't tabitha's parents bothered by her behavior?

This is because stranger anxiety is normal in the development of babies. Almost all infants have framed a nervousness towards outsiders by this age, since they can't fit new faces into their blueprints of recognizable countenances. Tabitha's response to outsiders is very ordinary now in her life.

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