 | KH - October 25 |
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My 3 month old was cooing a lot. He still does, but not nearly as much. Is this concerning?
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 | me - October 25 |
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I have the same problem here. He is more interested in playing with his hands/feet or his lip.
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it must be normal, my daughter altho 5 mths was chatting a bit but isnt now as much, for a week or so similar to urs, more keen to check themselves out, dont worry its like us i guess we cant constantly talk and wanna take it easy sometimes
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You worry too much KH. They change a lot in a very short period of time. My daughter stopped cooing and she now has whole converations, but only with me and not her mom. Maybe she's asking me for more toys?
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| ltp - November 6 |
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Same with my four month old. Still focuses and laughs, but very little cooing.
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If you have a videocamera make sureyou record the cooing and the smile.It all pa__ses before you know....
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ive read that when this happens most of the time they take the focus off of the mental stimulation of talking and move it to more physical things such as kicking playing with his hands and feet things of that nature. hope this helps:D
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