Is it normal for a two month old baby to stick out his tongue?

Many babies will have many physical manifestations as they grow up after birth, and sticking out the tongue is a common phenomenon. Some parents are very worried that their babies will have some abnormal physical manifestations. Some babies often stick out their tongues when they are two months old. So is it normal for them to stick out their tongues for two months?

Because babies are curious about many things, the range of motion of a two-month-old baby's hands and feet is not very large, but it is more than enough for them to move their tongue, so children will like to stick out their tongue, which can be considered a form of entertainment for children.

Babies love to stick out their tongues. It turns out that they have reached the "oral stage". The oral stage usually starts from the time babies are born and lasts until they are one year old. During this period, babies like to put everything in their mouths. From a neuroscience perspective, this is because the nerves in their mouths develop faster than those in their hands, so they prefer to explore things with their mouths, and the result is that babies love to stick out their tongues. From birth to about 1 year old. At this time, libido is focused on lip and oral activities. The baby not only obtains necessary nutrition from sucking breast milk, but also obtains great pleasure. The sweet sleep that a baby falls into after a full meal of milk is similar to the sleep state that an adult falls into after achieving orgasm during sexual intercourse. Babies not only get pleasure from sucking milk, but are also very interested in other lip and oral activities. They often enjoy themselves from activities such as blowing bubbles, gurgling, chewing, etc. They also like to suck their fingers and put things they can get on hand in their mouths.

There is a big gap in the level of awareness between Chinese and foreign parents regarding the phenomenon of babies loving to stick out their tongues. Foreign parents think this is a very normal exploration and that as long as the toys put into the babies' mouths are kept clean, it will be fine. But in our country, parents are very averse to babies putting toys in their mouths for reasons of hygiene and safety.

To overcome the stage where babies love to stick out their tongues, you can provide them with a pacifier, which is very common abroad. At the same time, parents can also provide some items that can be put into the mouth for exploration, such as non-toxic plastic toys to help Nanchang babies develop mouth movements. For a child of six or seven months old, he needs to grow up and his teeth itch, so parents can provide him with some teething foods.

Regarding the issue of babies sticking out their tongues, I believe that through the introduction in the above article, all parents have understood that, in fact, as babies grow up day by day, they are very curious about everything. After reading the article, everyone also knows that it is normal for a two-month-old baby to stick out his tongue, so parents don’t need to worry too much.