A sweet smile always makes people feel warm and relaxed, and a baby's smile can melt the hearts of adults. Babies always laugh when they are teased, and their smiles are genuine and innocent. So what's the reason why babies don't like to laugh?
Usually, babies will laugh when they are over three months old, and the more you tease her, the more she will laugh. Some babies don't like to laugh, and parents may be a little worried. In fact, as long as the baby is healthy and developing normally, it's normal for them not to laugh. Sometimes when children encounter things they don't like or adults, they may turn their heads.
Parents can tease their babies more if they don't like to laugh. They can scratch their palms, calves, or rub their faces against their necks, stomachs, etc. Babies usually giggle, but adults must pay attention to their hand strength when scratching babies, because babies are too young and a little force can hurt them.
For older babies, parents can raise them high. Many babies like to "fly up" and spin in circles. Parents can cater to their preferences and play games with their babies more often. Similarly, when playing, be sure to pay attention to the safety of the baby, be sure to catch the baby, and do not fall the baby. The editor would like to remind parents that when it's almost time to go to bed, they should not play too stimulating, as it will be difficult for the baby to fall asleep.
