Tradition and verse — not medical advice
Baby's World
Shown in author's own English -- not a translation we made.
I wish I could take a quiet corner in the heart of my baby's very own world.
I know it has stars that talk to him, and a sky that stoops down to his face to amuse him with its silly clouds and rainbows.
Those who make believe to be dumb, and look as if they never could move, come creeping to his window with their stories and with trays crowded with bright toys.
I wish I could travel by the road that crosses baby's mind, and out beyond all bounds;
Where Reason makes kites of her laws and flies them, and Truth sets Fact free from its fetters.
In plain words (ours, not the poet's): a parent wishes they could visit the wonderful, imaginative world a baby seems to live in, where even the stars and sky come alive to entertain him.
Why public domain: Tagore wrote The Crescent Moon in English himself, first published London 1913. US: pre-1929 publication, public domain in the US. Tagore died 1941; public domain in India (life + 60 years) since 2002.