Why does my two-month-old baby not like to laugh?

Many parents are very worried. Why don’t their babies like to laugh when they are two months old? Some parents even think that their children are sick. In fact, this situation is very normal. The child is still young and does not like to laugh as his parents think. A child's development requires a process. After that period of time, the child will love to laugh. So, why does a two-month-old baby not like to laugh?

The laughter of a two-month-old baby is general. He usually laughs when he is sleeping. If he laughs when he is awake, it is to communicate with the outside world. Laughter is the baby's social psychology at this time. Guidance: The time and amount of laughter of each baby is different. Your baby's lack of laughter does not mean that there is anything abnormal about the baby, because the baby is still young. It is recommended that you communicate with your baby more often to promote the baby's social and psychological development.

Under normal circumstances, babies may not like to laugh when they are over 2 years old. This situation generally won't be a problem. Guidance: However, the baby should be able to communicate with others when he is two and a half years old. He will make an "oh oh" sound and will continue to pronounce it himself. If adults talk to him, he will respond. If your baby does not have this behavior, you should wait until three months to go for a physical examination. When babies are over two months old, they are indeed not very proactive in smiling at adults. This is normal. Don't worry. Generally, babies will slowly start to smile after three months. It will be fine if you give them more guidance.

The above is the answer to the question of why a two-month-old baby doesn’t like to laugh. It is actually normal for a two-month-old baby not to like to laugh. It is not caused by illness, so parents must not worry. When the child is two months old, he will slowly smile. Although he will not laugh out loud, this is already very good. Parents should also pay attention to communicating more with their children.