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Baby’s First Year: What Every New Parent Needs to Know: 63 total pages.

she uses to communicate with you as well as discover how to use the sound of her own voice. Talk to your baby as much as possible to encourage her cooing response. Look directly into your baby's eyes to show that you are listening. This helps to establish signals of communication between the two of you. Three months. Your baby will recognize your voice and will turn towards you when he hears you talking. He will be starting to laugh out loud and will often startle himself until he learns that he is the one making the sound. Your baby will be making sounds such as "ahhhh gooo". He will squeal when he is happy and content, again often startling himself as he learns his own abilities. Continue to talk to your baby as much as possible, as well as sing to him and read him stories. The more you communicate with him and let him know that you are listening the more he will attempt to communicate with you. Four months. Your baby is learning more and more ways to communicate with you. He will be smiling spontaneously at everything

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