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Baby steps: Dancing babies and toddlers are teaching professional dancers a thing or two
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Ms Maria Sabangan and her daughter Avianna, five, at Australian DJ Lenny Pearce's "baby rave" party in San Francisco on Nov 22.
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Margaret Fuhrer
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Everyone loves dancing babies. Their uninhibited enthusiasm makes them an evergreen draw on social media, the most popular people on a wedding dance floor, the stars of the family-friendly daytime dance parties that have proliferated over the past few years.
But some artists are taking that love a step further, making young children a part of the choreographic process or creating music designed to get them moving.
