Signs that your baby will talk

For a new mother, the biggest surprise is when her baby starts to speak. Most people believe that a baby's early speech is a sign of precocity. Every baby cries when he is born. Does this count as a sign of speech? In fact, fundamentally speaking, it does not count. When a baby speaks, it must be a complete sentence or complete words. Most babies’ first words are “Dad” or “Mom”. Babies will express what they mean in their own way.

1. What does it mean when a baby scratches his head ? In fact, the baby's brain seizure at this time is almost the same as the conditioned reflex of an adult. The baby's scalp is itchy, and we usually say that the baby's head needs to be washed. This is normal for you. If you find that your baby is scratching his head frequently and is very irritable, it may mean that he has a rash on his head. Or other bad situations. I hope mothers will pay attention to this.

2. The baby always sucks his fingers. One reason is that babies grow very fast, but mothers' appetite remains the same and does not increase their babies' needs enough. Babies will suck their fingers when they feel hungry. This means that mothers are advised to increase the amount of milk appropriately as their babies grow. Keeping the baby in an unfull state for a long time will affect the child's physical development. On the other hand, when the baby starts to grow teeth, he always eats with his hands because his gums are itchy. Sometimes, saliva keeps flowing down like water, which means your baby has started to grow teeth. Generally, orthodontic treatment starts at 6-8 months of age, and attention should be paid to the child's oral hygiene to avoid oral, hand, and foot diseases. Make sure there are no dangerous objects around your child.

3. If the baby sees something , he likes to talk, and then he will babble, and he will say something. At that time, you can talk to him more, and then he will speak faster.

4. Love to imitate . Newborns have the ability to imitate adults' facial expressions. When the newborn is quiet and awake, stand 20 to 25 cm away from his face and let him look at your face. First, stick out your tongue, repeating the motion slowly once every few seconds, then stop. If he keeps looking at your face, it means he may be moving his tongue in his mouth, and after a while, he will stick his tongue out of his mouth. If you make the mouth-opening motion to your newborn baby several times, he will learn to open his mouth, too. Babies with strong imitation abilities will also perform better in intellectual development.