Baby signals

There are some things that children show you without talking. It will take you a few weeks to be able to adjust and understand, but when it happens, it will make it much easier for you. You will be surprised at how clear signs such as small creatures can give.

Hunger
Babies give a lot of signals that they are already hungry before they reach a frantic crying. They usually begin to suck their hands or to make sounds that resemble sucking. Ignoring them, a serious roar will follow. Crying is already a late signal for their needs, but if you build a routine in which the baby feeds through the same time you will not have a problem with that part of your everyday life.

Game
Babies can be engaged for a short time and pay little attention to you. The more you grow, the more the game will look for, and the signals will become much clearer and more distinct. When his eyes get bigger, and his mouth will look as if he says “Oooo.” Will look for contact by looking at your face. The movements will be calm and will most likely want to grab your finger. If you return your baby will react with a smile and start to sound.

Rest
If they feel overwhelmed, the babies start to spin their heads, kick or cough. He will probably wrinkle his forehead or start hiccups. If you do not find the signals your kid gives you and continue with the game, it will probably cry again.

Dream
None of us likes to be awake, if he wants to sleep. If you see that your baby wants a dream, hurry to put him in bed. The signs that will tell you that it is time to sleep are that Babcho has become very quiet, has lost interest in people around him or his toys. He will begin to squeeze his hands in his fists and get irritated. But skip the signs, there is a danger that your child will fall asleep more difficult ,because he will start to feel the tension.

Although these are universal signs that will help you better understand your baby, remember that each child is individual and has his own ways of showing you what he wants. It will only pick its signals, and you just have to start spending more time observing.