Analysis of the reasons why three-month-old babies always stick out their tongues

Your own baby is a piece of flesh and blood in the hearts of parents, especially for young people who have just become parents. Do you feel that when you take care of your baby, your baby will always have various reactions that make you feel at a loss when he or she is three months old? Especially three-month-old babies always love to stick out their tongues. As parents, are you worried? Does Shi know the reason behind this? Let’s take a look below!

Babies love to stick out their tongues, it turns out they have reached the "oral stage".

The oral stage usually starts from the time the baby is born and lasts until three months. During this period, the baby likes to put everything in his mouth. From a neuroscience perspective, this is because the nerves in the baby's mouth develop faster than the nerves in the hands, so he prefers to explore things with his mouth, and the phenomenon that manifests is that the baby likes to stick out his tongue. From birth to about three months. 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. Freud believed that the manifestation of sexual desire in infancy is mainly the pursuit of physical pleasure, and there is no adult sexual awareness and desire for intercourse. He called it "autosexual satisfaction." The above behaviors of infants in the oral stage are manifestations of their pursuit of self-sexual satisfaction, that is, oral satisfaction.

So, as young parents, after reading the analysis of the above reasons, are you still worried about your baby’s health problems? Only by knowing the reason can we take better care of our baby and make the baby grow up healthier and happier. After knowing the reason, we no longer have to worry about not knowing what to do after the baby sticks out the tongue at three months! This is something young parents must master!