Cultivate your baby's social skills

       From the moment the baby is born, he will react to others.

　　However, within one year old, his social ability is basically limited to the scope of contact with you, because his main focus is on learning skills that he should master in time, such as grasping, walking, and so on.

　　By the age of 2. your baby will begin to enjoy playing with other children.

　　Like learning other skills, infants need to work hard on social skills and are bound to make mistakes.

　　At first, the baby may not want to share his toys with others, but as he learns to take care of them, he knows how to play with them.

　　By the age of three, he was already good at making friends.

　　1 month

　　The baby is a "social person" from the moment of birth.

　　He likes to be touched, hugged, talked to and smiled at.

　　As early as the baby is not full moon, he will start to make faces at you.

　　The baby likes to look at your face, and he even imitates some of your expressions.

　　You might as well stick out your tongue and see if the baby will follow suit?

　　3 months

　　Now, the baby will observe the world around him most of the time when he is awake.

　　He will even show his first real smile, which is generally of great significance to most parents.

　　Soon, the baby will become an expert in "smiling expressions". He will start to communicate with you by laughing, giggling.

　　4 months

　　At this stage, infants are more likely to accept strangers and give them happy greetings.

　　However, parents are still the closest people to their children.

　　Your baby will show the most enthusiastic reaction to you, which is the best proof that you and your baby have established a good parent-child relationship.

　　7 months

　　Most of the time, your baby is busy practicing his skills and unwilling to play with other children.

　　When two children under 1 year old are placed among many toys, they usually play with their own toys instead of playing together.

　　Now that babies are more mobile, they may begin to show a little interest in other children.

　　But this is basically limited to a look or scratch. Occasionally, he may smile at other children, mutter to himself, or imitate the voice of other children.

　　At this time, the baby likes his close family most.

　　He may even start to fear unfamiliar people and start to feel separation anxiety.

　　12 months

　　When the baby is nearly 1 year old, he may have begun to appear reluctant to communicate with others. When you choose to leave him, he will cry, or when a person who is not familiar with his work holds him, he will appear more anxious and upset.

　　Many babies will need to experience separation anxiety about this method, especially when they are 10 to 18 months old.

　　Your baby may lead to exclusion of everyone except you. If you are not around, he will be very sad.

　　Sometimes only when you show up can he calm down.

　　13~23 months

　　The child is now full of interest in the world, and he especially wants to find out the relationship between himself and the world around him.

　　While learning to communicate and talk with others, he is also learning to make friends.

　　Now he likes to be with children of his age or above.

　　However, between the ages of 1 and 2. babies have a strong desire to protect their toys.

　　If you want your baby to share with others, don't worry too much now.

　　You may find that your children not only like to imitate their children but also spend a lot of time observing what they are doing.

　　This is also when your baby becomes more independent, for example, holding your hand when he refuses to walk with you, or when you tell him not to eat in bed to avoid losing his temper.

　　24-36 months

　　By the age of two or three, babies are likely to be very self-centered.

　　He doesn't pay much attention to other people's ideas and always thinks that others think like him.

　　Don't worry. As a child grows up, he will eventually learn to share and be modest, and even make one or two very good friends.

　　In the following days, as the baby grows up, he will like and pay attention to other people, especially other children.

　　Gradually, he will know how to respond to other people in social occasions, and will prefer to play with children.

　　Babies can learn a lot by observing and playing with other children. Once they learn to care about other children and know how happy they are with their friends, they will have the hope to develop a true and lasting friendship with them.

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