Health And Wellness Center: 10 ways to communicate with your baby

Human beings have as part of our nature the need to communicate. From birth we find ways to let others know our needs and emotions. When we got home with a baby can be difficult to know how much understands what we do and say. It is our job as moms know to decipher their signals, although sometimes it is difficult it is possible to communicate with our little ones, here are some tips to do so:

Talk

It sounds pretty obvious, but if your baby can not understand what you say it benefits from how you talk, you help to establish a connection between sounds, actions and moods; and is also a way to stay in touch with them and let them know that we are aware of them. Narra your activities and names grasping objects or points.

Stay close

Physical contact communicates safety and warmth to your small, use scarves and shawls to be around as you continue with your routine you will love and keep you stimulated and happy.

Learn to handle different tones

Your baby responds to the way you talk and arrullas can feel your love, happiness, frustration, and anger. Take care how you respond to your needs, with all your behavior you teach something, try to be positive things.

Detects whether suffers when it has your attention

It is very common that babies cry when you're talking on the phone. They know when you're on the lookout or not, are more perceptive than you think.

Play the noises

When you play your baby platicarle expects and encourages me to answer, often mimic sounds, playing with different combinations of syllables, will have fun a lot.

Gesticulates and speaks slowly

Try to have some time to talk to your baby, speak slowly and gesticulating much as this will help develop your baby's language.

You do not feel ridiculous when you talk "like a baby"

Although your family and friends make fun of you when you talk to your baby with your voice tender do not worry, your instincts fail. It has been shown that babies respond more to high-frequency high-pitched voices, so you keep doing what you know.

All your child crying has a meaning

You should always attend to a crying baby as it is the way it tells you that you need something, you feel bad or simply is overstimulated.

Stay attentive to the first answers

Around six weeks of age your baby will give you the first of many wonderful gifts, his first smile; It is the first time you explicitly directs and tells you that knows who you are.

Songs

Babies love to listen to their singing to parents, calm, entertains and teaches vocabulary and a variety of tones and harmonies

Remember, everything you do and say in front of our baby communicates something. It's like we all learn from our world and to relate so do not subtract importance to any of the interactions you have with him.