Besides the health issues of their babies, parents are most concerned about their intellectual development. From prenatal education to early childhood education after the birth of the baby, it carries the wishes of parents in their hearts. But if you want to know if your baby has really reached a normal level of intelligence, how should you look at it?
Smiling babies have qualified intelligence
In fact, babies can unconsciously laugh from just over a month after birth, but truly emotional laughter still needs to be felt after three months. If a baby loves to laugh, it means they feel full of love and security, and their personality will become more outgoing. Even though the baby is still in the recognition stage, a baby who loves to laugh indicates that their intelligence is better!
Babies with 'human like' eyes have good intelligence
At 4-6 weeks after birth, babies can rotate 90 degrees horizontally by following moving objects with their eyes; At 12 weeks, when I hear my mother's voice, I will turn my head towards her; At 12-16 weeks, when I see my mother holding a bottle to feed him, I will open my mouth and wait. If a child still cannot "follow others" with their eyes at 6 months old, it is possible that their intellectual development is abnormal.
Is the baby's sleep time normal
As the baby grows up month by month, the sleeping time will gradually decrease and the awake time will gradually increase. If a baby sleeps for too long or falls asleep day and night, their intelligence may not be optimistic.
Is the baby's motor development normal
After 6 months of birth, babies mostly "explore" their own bodies. Babies with normal intellectual development can still play with their hands on their own from June to December. At present, babies are able to bend down and pick up objects that are far away from themselves, and can pass objects between their hands; You can also pick up food and chew it yourself. If your baby can perform these actions, it means their intelligence is not a problem!
The baby will be afraid of being born
After 6 months, babies begin to experience stage fright, showing fear, avoidance, and even crying towards strangers, often crying to find their mothers. But when seeing familiar relatives or parents, they will open their arms, indicating that the baby wants to be cared for.
