How many months does the baby start calling mom?

It is very hard for mothers to take care of their children, so they will think about rewards in the process of raising children, and let their children call them mothers as soon as possible. However, due to the different physical development of each child, the way children call their mothers must be different. How many months will it take for babies to call their mothers? This is also a problem that mothers are very worried about. If the baby calls his mother soon, the mother will be happier. So how many months will the baby call his mother?

My baby didn't call "Dad" until he was almost 9 months old. Don't worry. The following are the growth characteristics of a 6-month-old baby. Please refer to:

Children at this stage develop further physically and their nervous systems mature. At this time, the baby has almost started to grow deciduous teeth. Usually, the two lower central incisors (lower front teeth) grow first, followed by the upper central incisors (upper front teeth), and then the upper lateral incisors. When six months old: the baby boy weighs 5.9 to 9.8 kg and is 62.4 to 73.2 cm long; the baby girl weighs 5.5 to 9.0 kg and is 60.6 to 71.2 cm long. Head circumference 44 cm, two teeth have come out. Month 6: The dawn of intelligence

At this time, the baby's hearing is more sensitive than before. He can distinguish different sounds and learn to make sounds. He can pronounce two or three consonant sounds and can make familiar movements when adults recite nursery rhymes. You can improve his language skills by: speaking slowly and clearly to him; using short sentences, continuing to differentiate objects, and pointing to his name when you say it; repeating your baby's syllables; changing your voice slightly and waiting for him to repeat; singing the same song or lullaby, repetition will help him learn; don't talk to your baby all the time, give him time to respond.

At this time, when the baby lies prone, he can use his elbows to support his chest and lift it up, but his abdomen still rests on the bed. When lying on my back, I like to stretch my legs and raise them high. As the head and neck muscles mature, children of this age can hold their heads upright steadily. They do not want their parents to hold them horizontally and prefer to be held upright. Once your child has his chest lifted, you can help him "practice" sitting up. Soon he learned the "tripod" method - stretching out his hands to support himself while leaning forward to keep his upper body balanced. Gradually, his waist muscles developed, and he could straighten his waist when sitting. It may be a while before he's able to sit up on his own without your help. As coordination improves, your child will discover other parts of his or her body. When lying on his back, he would grab his feet and toes and put them in his mouth; when changing a diaper, he would reach down to touch his genitals; when sitting up, he would pat his buttocks and thighs.

As for how many months a baby will learn to call mom, it actually depends on the influence of the family. For example, if the mom is the one taking care of the child at home, then the child will often call mom. But if the child is not taken care of by the parents but by the grandmother or grandparents, then the child will definitely call the grandmother or grandparents first. In fact, there is no need to worry. As long as the child can call one person, it means there is no problem with the child.