Six month old baby loves to stick out tongue

After ten months of pregnancy, the most important thing for mothers after giving birth to the children is to take care of them, and the daily dynamics of the children are what mothers care about most. As long as there are some special phenomena, mothers will become nervous, fearing that the children are unwell. However, mothers do not need to be too nervous. Sometimes some abnormal phenomena of children are not necessarily bad things. So why does a six-month-old baby like to stick out his tongue?

Why does a six-month-old baby love to stick out his tongue?

1. In fact, it is normal for babies to stick out their tongues, and parents don’t need to worry too much. The salivary glands of newborns usually begin to secrete saliva after two months. At this time, the baby will lick with the tongue, and the phenomenon of sticking out the tongue will occur.

2. Sticking out the tongue is a baby's way of exploring the world

After the baby is born, the order of the baby's body movements development follows from beginning to end. At first, the baby uses his mouth to bite, his tongue to lick, etc. to touch and understand the world. Therefore, babies have been sucking since they were born and put things in their mouths at any time, especially their own fingers. The baby feels extremely happy as he sucks, licks and sticks out his tongue to explore the world.

3. Sticking out the tongue indicates that the baby is healthy

If the baby's frenulum is too short, his tongue will not be able to stick out of his lips, and he will have a "big tongue" when he speaks in the future. So, when mom and dad see that your baby can stick out his tongue at you frequently, it means that in addition to having the ability to explore the world with his tongue, his tongue is also well developed and is dexterous, agile and healthy enough. So parents don’t need to worry too much, your baby is great.