How old does a baby start to smile?

How old does a baby have to be before he or she can laugh? This is a question that many parents are concerned about. If a child can laugh, then we adults will feel warm. It is also very gratifying for parents to see their baby laugh. Watching their children grow up healthily is the greatest comfort for parents. It is also a problem that parents are worried about. The baby is too young, and parents always feel that the child does not laugh. So how old does a baby have to be before he or she can laugh?

Babies smile right after they are born, especially when they are asleep. This is a sign of a comfortable mood and a feeling of contentment within the body. There are roughly two types of baby laughter. One is a spontaneous smile, in which you will always show a smile even when there is no one around. In addition, when sleeping, the face will show a silent smile.

There is another kind of laugh that is slightly different from the previous one. The mother tries hard to create a happy atmosphere around the baby, and when their eyes meet, the baby responds by laughing. This smile is often seen in babies during the first month or two after birth. But this smile can occasionally be seen in babies shortly after they are born. So, when some mothers proudly say, "My child can already laugh," I think it cannot be denied that this is purely due to the mother's excessive self-confidence. Babies laugh, but not in response to funny things. This kind of laughter is still because of the recognition of oneself, which brings an indescribable satisfaction.

From experience, even babies soon after birth can develop a sense of a certain atmosphere. This is just my personal opinion and cannot be proven conclusively. However, it is undeniable that this atmosphere conveyed to oneself is felt through the body or some other senses. The hearing of a blind person is twice as good as that of an average person, so he can perceive things that ordinary people cannot perceive. Same here. Babies may have the special ability to sense the atmosphere around them.

In fact, as long as the baby is normal, he will laugh after a few months. The baby will also laugh when he is very young, but the baby's smile is not very obvious at this time, so many people think that the baby is not laughing at this time. The baby's laughter will become more and more obvious after three months, and then the baby will start to crawl, sit, stand, and finally walk.