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When the baby is two months old, the mother already fully understands her child: why the baby is crying, what she wants to convey with a shriek or when she shakes her legs; What do you do if it is cold or hot? He knows how he asks to eat.
The baby is already quite adapted to the world around him; gradually dominates the main universal means of communication: a smile; now the little one presents her happily with mom and dad; in him it is confidence and joy to see the beloved parents.
Crying is still a means of communication for two months, but now it has a social meaning (ask to be picked up and shown or played with the world).
When the baby is in a good mood, he practices the mastery of the vowel sounds, hears himself carefully and freezes to repeat the unusual combinations again at the beginning: a-o-o, e-o-o. This is the precursor of word formation. To accelerate the development of the baby, repeat the syllables together with him, the humming of the dialogue trains his articulator and speech apparatus.
The second month of a child's life is the time when:
the baby can already follow the subject and, by concentrating, does not lose sight of him when he suddenly stops.
What your child likes most during this period is to look at all kinds of objects that are half a meter away from him; make your child's leisure more interesting:
Hang rattles and toys on the crib. At 2 months, hand-eye coordination begins to form;
the child is trying to grab everything that is one meter away from him;
The fingers are still almost all the time clenched in a fist (therefore, they simply hit things), and if suddenly one bends, it immediately reaches the mouth.
✔Confer and enchant everyone with your radiant smile.
✔To visually focus and keep moving and stopping objects in the field of vision.
✔ Turn your head towards the sound source, look for it with your eyes.
✔ Lying on your stomach, trying to hold your head.
✔ Pronounce sounds while practicing vocal.
✔ Turn from side to side.
