Babies do have a unique way of communicating with parents or the people around him. Parents can learn the language of the tiny body, namely:
Kicking leg
This condition means that the baby was amazed or interested in something, like when he saw something amazing or mecipratkan water in tub. Body language can also mean babies reveal the word 'Wow'. Or it could be baby wants something more, for example him play or he wants to move but a narrow place.
How to respond is to share your passion with him or her lap to play. Because menendangkan legs also help develop the muscles needed when crawling.
Turned away
This condition may mean the baby needs a little time to find out what happens, especially something that is seen. Or it could be the baby needs time to his personal space. How to respond is to let him check around, even if to see the shadow dicerminnya or it could also give him time to relax. But if the baby is too long to turn, try to attract attention again.
Rubbed or close his eyes
This condition could mean he was trying to play to attract other people. Another thing is the baby ready to go to bed when he felt tired. How to respond is to respond to his interest by way of him playing, for example with how to throw a light blanket so that he would try to pull the blanket. But if he is sleepy, carrying it as he sung or read a short story with a cradle-swing.
Twisting hair
This condition may mean he was trying to make herself feel better. Also perform repetitive motions can also mean to cover her nervousness, as because there is a new nanny or a new environment is too noisy for him.How to respond is to let him do that, because it's not a matter that must be prevented. Can also ask to speak with a soothing tone of voice or ask him to play to get over nervousness.
Baby arching her back
This condition may mean he is angry, cranky, upset with a thing or an illness that has not been able to express.How to respond is to try to calm him down, usually takes more time because the baby is arching her back is the accumulation of discomfort. If accompanied by other symptoms such as vomiting or fever, then consult a physician in order to avoid misdiagnosis and the baby feels comfortable again.
Stretching the arm or hand
This condition means the baby is in a good mood, relaxed and prepared to look around, but you should still note the expression on his face. It also can mean the baby is learning to sit where he needed something to keep his balance.
How to respond is if the baby shows cheerful face, then take advantage of the atmosphere of optimism to provide a positive stimulus. But if he is learning to sit to give help when he needs, if you do not need help let him build his stomach muscles to help her sit up straight.
Tugged at his ear
This condition meant that he had difficulty in doing something, such as a sign of the milk too hot, his stomach bloated or she needs to burp. Another meaning is that he feels uncomfortable due to illness such as ear infections, sore throat or a disruption in the nose.
How to respond is to try to calm him down for example by making him burp, if not calm also try to close the curtains, move to another room or turn off the television.Also check for other signs that make him uncomfortable, such as checking the ears, nose and throat.
