10 signs to recognize smart children from birth

Your baby will only allow you to put him or her down or allow someone else to hold him or her just long enough for you to pee.

Most parents want their children to be smart and clever. Evidence of this is that before and during pregnancy, the mother has taken specific actions such as taking adequate vitamins, applying a healthy diet and lifestyle. Or when the child is only a few months old, the parents are interested in early education classes, raising the child scientifically...

A child can have a high IQ from birth, but the parents' nurturing so that the child can grow up to develop that advantage is the important thing. However, if your child has the following, it is good news for you.

1. Babies always like to be close to their mothers and only being with their mothers makes them feel happy and comfortable. Babies like to lie on their mothers' chests. Their mothers' breasts and warmth will help them regulate their breathing and heartbeat. Having their mothers around will make them feel safe. Therefore, don't be afraid that your baby will "cling to your mother's warmth" and try to separate them.

2. The baby defecates immediately after being fed.

3. The baby cries, squirms, and gets cranky... just because he wants to breastfeed and to breastfeed more if he doesn't have enough.

4. Your baby will scream if you try to dress him because he simply loves wearing a diaper and being skin-to-skin with you. Skin-to-skin is a way to promote interaction between mother and newborn, stimulate milk production and strengthen the mother-child bond as well as maintain the baby's body temperature, keep the baby calm, and breathe more naturally. Skin-to-skin also allows the mother (or baby's caregiver) to respond more quickly to the baby's sleep and feeding cues and helps develop the baby's immune system. A smart baby will find ways to get the best from his mother.

5. Trying to get at least 5 changes of clothes every day. It seems like the baby knows that mom buys a lot of clothes for him so he will find a way to wear all of them.

6. Whenever you feel your breasts filling up and your milk coming in, your baby is likely to be hungry; the timing is perfect. Oxytocin is at its peak when you are completely relaxed, and your baby knows it is best to feed when you are at your most relaxed. When you are happy and relaxed, you are more focused on your baby and breastfeeding is better than ever.

7. Your baby will allow you to put him down or allow someone else to hold him just long enough for you to pee and, if you're lucky, take a quick shower. Anything less is unacceptable, even if you stand in the toilet and call out to comfort him, he will still scream in protest.

8. The baby always wants to eat and repeats the cycle of eat - sleep - eat - sleep. Just eat then sleep, then eat then sleep... The baby doesn't give the mother time to do anything. You may think that you have a lot of things to do such as cleaning the house, bathing, cooking, cleaning... but the baby is different. It seems that the only important thing in the baby's day is eating and sleeping, nothing is more important than that.

9. Strollers, baby seats, cribs, cradles… all of these are torture devices for babies because they hate being separated from their mothers.

10. Your baby can't sleep without you and loves to fall asleep while breastfeeding - it's the best way to get sweet dreams. When you breastfeed, the hormone oxytocin makes both you and your baby sleepy. Just being able to suckle on your breast will help your baby fall into a deep sleep, and he'll keep you close to him.

According to Gia dinh.net