What your baby understands in 3-6 months

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What your baby understands in 3-6 months
Smiling, chuckling, laughing and squealing time

Three months

She will immediately see a toy held above her. She will smile when you speak and squeal and gurgle with pleasure. She will show obvious signs of curiosity and interest in what is happening around her.

Four months

She will react in an excited manner at feeding time. She will laugh and chuckle when played with. She will love to be propped up so that she can keep an eye on what is going on around her and she will turn her head towards any sound.

Five months

She can express fear, anger and disgust.

Six months

The baby will be able to differentiate between different kinds of food and develop dietary preferences. She will also be fascinated by mirrors and the fact that she can see an image of herself in one.

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