1. The Movements They Make

That’s basically all the baby sounds you need to know feel like a baby whisperer yet wait I have one more important lesson for you baby movements small babies have their own body language that can help you detect their needs and moods let’s take a look

• Arching their backs

Parents know that babies under two months old arch their backs a lot in most cases it’s just a typical response to pain or colic but there are a couple of exceptions to this rule if your baby arches their back during eating it’s a sign of reflux after eating it means they’re full and if your baby has passed the two-month-old mark with till does it no need to worry they’re simply tired or in a bad mood.

• Rotating their head

This is your baby’s way of calming down you usually see it when they’re about to fall asleep or hang out with people they don’t know yet good thing is that you can help your baby just gently rub their back and they’ll instantly relax.

• Grabbing their ears

This may look pretty scary but it’s completely natural your baby is simply exploring their body however if ear rubbing is followed by intense crying you should visit the doctor to find the source of the problem

• Clenching their fists

fists or no fists shows how hungry your baby is a perfectly relaxed hand means that they’re full well strong fist shows that they need baby food right this minute noticing this little detail in time can help you prevent the hungry crying and save you tons of time and stress

• Lifting their legs

during the first months of your baby’s life colic and tummy pain are almost inevitable your baby tries to cope with it on their own by lifting their legs to ease those unpleasant sensations but any additional help from you is totally welcome tummy rubs are awesome

• Jerking their arms

loud sounds bright lights and sudden wake up’s provoke the startle reflex and little babies as a result they jerk their arms out of fear in this case your job is to comfort your baby and make sure that they’re alright.

That’s everything you need to know to read your baby’s mind pediatricians recommend parents talk to their babies as often as possible show them all the things around them explain how they work or tell cool stories even if you feel like they don’t understand you this type of constant communication will help them develop their own individual sounds and gestures to express their needs better now actually we should really show you what the different shades and colors of poo and their diapers mean but hey we’re out of time here so we’ll have to save that for another day do you have any baby communication tricks of your own sound off in the comments below don’t forget to give this Article a share it with your friends.