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'Baby's language' test helps parents
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Why do babies suck their fingers? You have three options. A. There's honey on their fingers. B. Babies are uncomfortable with their growing teeth. C. Babies are seeking safety by sucking something. Do you know the answer? Because if you're right on 10 similar questions, you are a good parent, and you know your baby's language well. A test on baby's language is now famous on the Internet. While most parents have their own way of treating their children.
A parent of a raising baby said, "When my baby is murmuring, we pat him gently on his back. We usually watch his eyes to know his condition."
Another parent said, "At the beginning, we imitate his language. But now, I think it's time to talk to him in adult language, I think he understands me."
But how much should parents count on the "Baby's Language" test, a professional doctor explains.
Dr. Wu Ying, Pediatrician of Suzhou University Children’s Hospital, said, "Basically, there's no serious mistake in the test.But I think such tests are not suitable for all children, and parents shouldn't take it as the unique answer for their children. That's not accurate. Take this question for example, it suggests that babies' brain function isn't well developed which is why the muscles on their chins and legs occasionally vibrate.That's not wrong, but you have to ask professional doctors for an accurate diagnosis of your baby's symptoms."
Wu Ying tells us that babies have different conditions according to their ages. The test on baby's language just provides parents with advice on bringing babies up well. Parents still need professional advice when they are confused about their "Baby's Language."
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