When a newborn shakes their head after breastfeeding, is this behavior normal?

Is it normal for a nine-month-old baby to start seeking breast milk and hand-sucking again? This is a common growth behavior.

How to Correct the Behavior of Infants Frequently Biting Their Fingers

Exploring the Newborn Stretching Behavior

If a nine-month-old baby frequently licks their tongue but shows no other symptoms like refusing to eat, crying, or drooling, this is typically a normal occurrence.

The baby often rocks their head and twists their bottom while in bed, and this behavior intensifies when they undress at night. What could be the cause?

Babies may suck their fingers due to a lack of affection and psychological comfort. If this behavior is not properly guided, it may affect the baby’s future personality development. It is recommended that parents increase communication with the baby, play with them, read to them, to shift the baby’s attention and provide more love. Hugging, touching, and massaging the baby frequently helps to build a sense of security, happiness, and confidence while reducing sensitivity.