Scientist with the best job ever studies laughter of babies, says it’s all ‘about the eye contact’
Developmental psychologist Caspar Addyman has the best job ever. He works to answer the age-old question: What makes babies laugh? This means Addyman spends most of his working days listening to, and decoding, the sound of what can only be described as the tittering of angels.
Addyman conducts experiments on human behavior, and his focus is on infants and toddlers.