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Social smile
My baby is 2 months 5 days old, he hasnt started giving social smiles.. he makes eye contact , follow objects whenevrr we take rattle left to right or vice versa. He listens whatever we talk to him, and doesnt give any reaction , just stares us.. otherwise he is active when we put him in his play gym as he reacts to toys and makes cooing sounds .. he was born at 36 plus 5 days and didnt require any nicu time, and his birth weight was 3.4 kgs.. he is on breastfeed only and his current weight now is 5.2 kgs
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You should wait for some more time.
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Can wait upto 3 months
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Can wait upto 3 months
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Social smile at 3 mnths of age . Don’t worry
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Wait till age of 3 months
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Give a smile to the baby Make the baby giggle and laugh If still doesn't work out, then take ear check up and eye check up once for the baby
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