Introduction: When the baby is very young, parents can't judge the baby's hearing by facial expressions or words, so some parents will worry about the baby's hearing problems. Many parents don't know how many months it will take for the baby to catch up with the sound. How should parents exercise the baby's hearing? First, it takes a few months for the baby to chase the sound

As the baby grows older, the baby's hearing will gradually develop. Generally speaking, when it is two or three months, the baby will begin to respond to the sound, and some babies will only have this reaction when it is four or five months. Chasing sound means that the baby can hear the voice of an adult or the voice of a toy, which leads to some responses such as rolling eyes or listening to the side of the head. Parents can train the baby's chasing sound response through interaction, such as telling stories to the baby and singing. Second, how to exercise your baby's hearing?

When parents talk to their baby or tease the baby with toys, the baby will turn his eyes or his side head to find the sound source, which is the echo response. Generally speaking, the more adults interact with the baby, the sooner the baby will have the echo response. Moreover, when parents interact with their children, the baby will become more fond of laughing. If the baby rarely interacts with his parents since he was a child, then many of his perceptual abilities may be worse than those of his peers. Parents can sing children's songs or tell stories to their babies at home, play with them more in their spare time, stimulate their babies to react with sounds, or buy some toys that can make sounds to interact with them. Although their babies can't talk, they also need to be comforted emotionally, so interacting with them can satisfy their emotions, which is also very important for their brain development.

The above is how to train the baby's echo response and how to exercise the baby's hearing. Parents should not put the baby aside just because the baby is not crying. I hope parents can spend more time with the baby in daily life, communicate with the baby and meet the baby's emotional needs.