Baby Stares At Ceiling Fan. In contrast, if your baby turns away from moving objects, it's probably because s/he is processing a lot at the moment and needs to regroup. Here are five reasons why your baby may be staring at you or into space.
Nov 24, 2020 at 6:37 pm. Even when i am changing her diaper at night she looks at the vent and smiles and laughs at it :d what other weird stuff your baby loves? Here are five reasons why your baby may be staring at you or into space.
Whose baby stares at ceiling and laughs? My son is 8 wks old and since he was about 3 wks old, he stares off into space a lot. Babies' eyes are drawn to movement.
He smiles, laughs and is starting to coo and interact with me a good bit, but there are times when he stares past me (or whoever) at the ceiling. Young babies can quickly view it and this makes them smile, giggle and coo. Usually this goes away by 2 to 4 months old, and can even be a reason why your child keeps looking up at the ceiling — “weakness of their extraocular muscles, the muscles that control the movement of the eyes,” kohn.
When he's eating he's looking at it too and not at me. When he is doing this he does not respond to anything. However, when they notice frequent staring at a single thing/person ignoring everything around them, it is natural for the parent to get worried.
He smiles, laughs and is starting to coo and interact with me a good bit, but th. Bella was memerized by our ceiling fans for the first few months. He stares at it and laughs and makes funny noises.
So for the first six months, it's common for babies to stare at lights, ceiling fans, and other moving and/or contrasting things. It provides a stimulating experience for their visual sensory development. The fan provides some white noise for the nursery, which helps the infants fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer.
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