Your baby always sticks out his tongue, you should pay attention

Recently, many parents have reported that their babies always stick out their tongues, and very frequently, and they are worried that this is not a normal physiological reaction of their children. Many elderly people say that babies who always stick out their tongues have mouth ulcers, but if you look closely you will find that there are no ulcers in their mouths. The young people who had just become parents didn't know what to do for a moment. Here we will tell you what you should pay attention to if your baby always sticks out his tongue.

If your baby sticks out his tongue, don't worry too much. First, check if the baby has any symptoms such as teething, and also check if there are any ulcers in the mouth. If not, don't worry too much. The baby's salivary glands are more developed during this period, and the baby's motor skills begin to coordinate. It may just be a way for the baby to entertain himself. There is no need to deliberately correct the baby, it will disappear naturally.

Another hereditary disease is "congenital idiocy". Children with this disease also have special facial features: wide distance between the eyes, upward slanting eyes, flat nose, small ears, narrow hard palate, and half-open mouth. Physical development is slow, the tongue often sticks out of the mouth, and there is excessive drooling. For some children, the symptom of tongue sticking out of the mouth will be alleviated as they grow older, but the tongue will become enlarged and cracked.

You don’t need to worry too much if your baby always sticks out his tongue, as it may be a normal physiological reaction of the baby. However, we must also pay great attention to it and carefully observe whether the child sticks out the tongue too frequently or always spits to one side. If any abnormality is found, we must go to a regular hospital for a regular examination.