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Baby communication Long before he can speak, your baby tries to communicate his needs, desires and emotions with signals.  Babies learn to communicate in different ways before they know how to talk. Thus, in a few months, your baby emits different types of crying, cooing and facial expressions to see your reaction and that of those around him. He soon learns to exploit the cries and movements that bring him the satisfaction he seeks. Knowing that he can get what he wants help to gain greater esteem of him and feeds his desire to go further, to discover things. When your baby makes sounds, repeat them after him and add in some of your own. Meeting the needs of your child does not spoil him. The need for human contacts is innate. By fulfilling your baby's needs, you get to know him better and give him the opportunity to get to know you better; and above all, you tell him he can count on you. Learn ... to understand each other! Learning to "read" your baby...

Communicate with your little baby   From the first days of life, your baby is ready to communicate. The feelings conveyed by your intonation speak to him, even if he does not recognize the words yet. Research has shown that, from the first day of life, babies perceive the nuances between the sounds of all languages. During the first few weeks, his eyesight is perfectly adapted to observe your facial expressions when you hold him in your arms. He is interested spontaneously in your face and your voice. Your baby is smart enough to understand you   Around 3 months , your baby's smile invites you to a "conversation" made of smiles and vocal explorations from him, as well as words and gestures from you. Your baby is also looking for your look, an essential skill for interacting. Your baby recognizes very early the routines of everyday life. You can talk to him about what you are doing when bathing, changing diapers or during other activities of the day. Regular u...

Newborn care; pixabay That's it! The Baby has arrived! We must now take care of it. To guide you, we present a summary of the actions to take. From birth, the doctor will undertake a series of checks on the vital signs of your baby to check his breathing, his heart rate, the color of his skin, his reactions to stimulation and his various movements. This test, called the APGAR Score test, is marked by numbers between 0 and 10. The majority of babies score between 7 and 10. The test is repeated 5 minutes later to check the test of the first result. It can happen that the latter is significantly improved. Going back home The first days after returning home with baby are often synonymous with confusion and upheaval. Even if you felt like you've been prepared for a while, you'll soon find that your knowledge and abilities will be tested. The first weeks of life in the company of baby will plunge you into a wave of emotions as diverse as intense. In the space of a ...