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Hi my baby girl currently 64 days old ...she didn't see face ...she see only fan curtains shadow and smile and didn't give smile to us ...she cooing only when she's hungry like ahhhhh ohhhh not all time and she shake his leg hand very active...also she lift her head very good...when we move object near her eyes she clearly focused on that ...my only worried is when she is started see our face and smile. Pls explain
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Dr. Pandurang Sawant
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16 yrs exp
Pune
Social smile comes at 2-3months
Just show ur nearest pediatrician once for eye examination
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Dr. Abirami Meenakshi Chandrasekaran
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7 yrs exp
Chennai
Small babies should start recognising face and smiling by the end of two months. It’s good that you are constantly monitoring your baby and have noticed this early. Keep stimulating her by showing your face. Show your face a bit more closely to her eyes because their vision is less developed. Speak to her more. Hold her straight and close to your face in such a way that she is not distracted by other things, and then speak to her, smile at her, you make baby sounds repeatedly in this position. Spend a lot of time doing this. Show her flash cards with human faces on it. You can start showing the mirror to her so she can see her own reflection and enjoy it… these are some ways you can stimulate her…
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