Your baby is 3 months old now, let’s look at some early education tips for your baby！

Action:

At three months old, your baby learns to utilise her arms and calves. He can even sit against a blanket or pillow (sit with support). When he sees a small object next to him, he would know how to move the object towards him.

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At three months old, you can train your baby to lie on his abdomen and use the sounds of different toys to attract the baby to look up. Teach your baby how to turn his body. Hang various coloured balls on your baby’s bed and let your baby play with them.

Language

At three months of age, your baby’s language ability is starting to develop. He will be happy and can laugh with joy when you tease him. A series of giggles, gurgles, grunts, screams and shouts are various pronunciation exercises for their tongue and mouth muscles.

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Exaggerating your tone and expressions while teaching your baby will not only make your baby happy but also help your baby to recognize new words.

Cognition:

Your baby will slowly realize the positive responses towards his behaviour by his parents, for example, his parents will come and hug him when he cries loudly.

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You should respond to your baby as soon as possible when your baby cries or scream.

Psychological

When a stranger communicates with the baby with his eyes and makes a sound to tease him, the baby may respond with a smile. However, he would definitely prefer his mother and the people who often appear around him instead.

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Fathers should take the initiative to play with the baby, hug him, kiss him, and talk to him. Daddy’s scent, voice and skin contact is very different from mummy’s. Noticing these differences can help a child to identify different people.