The first thing a baby says when he is over 60 days old is "no". Let me teach you how to talk to a 2-month-old baby.

Text丨Jing Ma said, original content.

Thinking back to what my son was like when he was two months old, it seems that apart from feeding, he also slept. He slept for a long time every day, and he always liked to be held in his arms.

This is basically the case for babies around 2 months old. Compared with confinement, they spend more time awake during the day. They can sleep 4-5 hours at night and begin to adapt to the day and night schedule.

Breastfeeding has gradually become regular, and the relationship with his mother has become more and more tacit. Sometimes when he sees his parents smiling at him, he will imitate and laugh loudly.

I saw a video of a dad teaching a baby who is more than 60 days old to speak. The dad taught the baby to say "Abba" and "Ama".

The little baby looked pitifully at his father "brewing" for a while, hesitated, and finally said "no", which really surprised the baby.

It is indeed a "curious news" that two babies of that age can talk. Netizens even left messages saying:

It is indeed true. I have briefly analyzed it before, 2 months. The development of older babies is very limited in all aspects. Although they are beginning to understand their mothers and can imitate adults' laughter, they are still unable to communicate verbally with their parents.

So netizens think that this little baby can pronounce "no", which is really amazing.

So, normally, to what extent does a 2-month-old baby’s language develop? Let's take a look.

Many parents have discovered that 2-month-old babies seem to start to "understand human language".

When the baby has eaten and slept well, the parent smiles, nods, and talks to the baby, and the baby will also look at the parent and make a soft "ooh" sound.

But the baby's pronunciation at this time is unclearly differentiated vowels. At first, they will be curious about their own voice, and they will learn to imitate the adult's voice.

Some believe this was the beginning of "turn-taking," a natural and basic reflexive behavior.

At this stage, if parents can often and gently talk to their babies in this way, it will promote the baby's language development.

② Express needs through crying and body language

Babies in confinement express everything through crying.

At this stage, although the baby's crying has decreased, he can only use crying to express various needs, as well as some subtle expressions and body movements.

Whether it is physical needs, psychological needs or physical discomfort, it is still crying, but the crying sounds will be different in different situations. A few days ago, Jingma wrote an article "Baby Crying Needs" Interested parents can read the article.

As a parent, you must correctly interpret the meaning of your baby's different cries and respond promptly.

If the baby's needs can be met in time, a sense of trust with the parents will be established, which will also help the baby's healthy personality.

As mentioned before, parents should spend more time talking with their babies, which will promote their language development.

So how do you talk to such a big baby in real life?

Some parents may "talk to themselves" for a few sentences and don't know what to say.

When talking to such a big baby, you can try the following aspects:

Language characteristics

This will help the baby analyze and remember different words. .

Expression methods

① Cooperating with body movements can promote the baby's cognition and social behavior, such as holding the baby, pointing to grandma and saying "grandma is here".

② Use exaggerated expressions and mouth shapes. When talking to your baby, in addition to speaking slowly and repeatedly, you should also add some expressions and exaggerated mouth shapes according to the semantic meaning to attract the baby's attention and enhance recognition and memory.

③ Don’t be anxious when interacting with your baby. When parents find that their baby makes a sound similar to a response, they should wait a moment to give the baby time to process the information from the language stimulation.

After mastering these methods, you can talk to your baby anytime, anywhere. For example, when you wake up in the morning and dress your baby, you can say to your baby, "Baby, wake up! Mom, help you get dressed." .

During the whole process of getting dressed, you can also talk about whether it is a top, pants, or diapers, what color clothes to wear, and how to wear them (stretch your arms first, etc.). In fact, there are many things you can talk to your baby about. words.

In addition, you can do and talk with your baby at the same time when changing diapers, feeding, holding your baby around, putting her to sleep, practicing raising your head, etc.

How many months did your baby start talking? What was the first thing he said? Welcome to share and discuss.