James Peyton
"Dancing"
Thank Heaven For Little Boys
Now that your baby's awake for longer periods during the day, you can use these times to support his sensory development. Try singing your favorite lullabies or playing music.You don't have to limit yourself to children's songs. Fill the house with the sounds of music — from the Black Eyed Peas to Mozart — and watch as your baby expresses his pleasure through coos, lip smacks, and jerking arm and leg movements
How funny! I wrote the first paragraph about music and dancing before I read the 6 week update from babycenter.com I guess James is right on track developmentally.