<br /><p>YAKIMA -- After peeking into cribs for 30 years, two scientists will share what they've learned with Yakima audiences on May 1. </p><p>It's a day-long focus on how babies learn, sponsored by Circle of Success. </p><p>The event, in three segments, centers on presentations by Andrew Meltzoff, Ph.D. and Patricia Kuhl, Ph.D., co-founders and co-directors of the University of Washington Institute for Learning and Brain Sciences, and authors of the book, &quot;Scientist in the Crib.&quot; </p><p>Their first appearance will be at 11:45 a.m. at the Yakima Convention Center for Rotarians and their guests. The Rotary Club of Yakima, Yakima Southwest Rotary and Yakima Sunrise Rotary are sponsors. For reservations, call 452-8332. </p><p>Also at the convention center, Meltzoff and Kuhl will address the public, as well as child care providers and educators, from 2:30-4 p.m. Tickets cost $15 to $25; professional development credit is available. Co-sponsor is Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital. </p><p>A reception, with appetizers and wine, will run 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Yakima Valley Museum. Call 469-9888 for reservations. </p><p>Meltzoff and Kuhl will talk about how babies solve major philosophical questions with brains that are smarter, faster and busier than their adult counterparts.</p> YAKIMA -- After peeking into cribs for 30 years, two scientists will share what they've learned with Yakima audiences on May 1. It's a day-long focus on how babies learn, sponsored by Circle City Desk, LOCAL 2008-04-09T21:51:45Z 2008-04-16T06:13:01Z false 2008-04-16T23:55:25Z Two scientists will talk about how infants learn 3242 two-scientists-will-talk-about-how-infants-learn Web Story Yakima Herald-Republic Yakima Herald-Republic 3 B 2008-04-15T00:00:00Z 6130982 04/16/08Earlylearning published Web Daily 2009-03-20T02:25:51Z 1