What are your baby s hand gestures? What do your baby s finger movements represent?

1. Wave your hand, help, change the law, change the shape, be cold, eat tea, go out, nod, jingle indignantly, pass the scales, pass the wind, enjoy it, haha waist, panic, wave your hand, keep accounts, and meet.

2. Relieve hatred, be happy, open your eyes, chat, grin, nunu, take a walk, scatter your heart, raise your hand, shake your head, grit your teeth, respond to emergencies, leisurely, swim, wink, beckon, squeak.

3. Open your eyes, chat, grin, nunu, take a walk, scatter your heart, raise your hand, generation flowers, tortoiseshell flowers, quack, scratch, quack, haha mirror, haohaohu, sage, cheerleader, cheerleader, lala cricket.

4. Cheerleading, yo-yo, hemp black, numb and bright, dazed, drizzle, cloudy, confused, face-to-face, sac mash, seersucker, bubble gum, fluttering, mother-in-law's mouth, whispering, turning, doll kiss.

5. Doll, baby fish, bowl cavity, glad to be happy, DDT, open mouth, rapid wind, bumper cars, bumper boats, seesaws, looking at eyes, shaking head, gritting teeth, responding to emergencies, leisurely, swimming, and having fun.

5 common baby gestures.

The first type: the baby's little hands are slightly open and the fingers are stretched forward.

This gesture means that the baby wakes up in a happy mood, as if to say, "Mom and Dad, come and play with me!" "Mom and dad can seize this opportunity to interact with parents and children, and the effect is better.

The second: the little finger is bent relaxedly.

This gesture tells us that the baby is now in a state where he wants to sleep and is tired. If you usually pay attention to this situation, please comfort your baby in time to rest.

The third: small hands clenched into loose fists.

Generally, this is a gesture that is only available when the baby is sleeping, suggesting that he is dreaming and that he may wake up at any time.

Fourth: small hands clenched tightly into fists.

This gesture reveals that the baby is in a state of fear and nervousness, which may be due to an unfamiliar person or environment, or it may be a small tummy discomfort. Mothers should observe carefully and give their babies a sense of security.

Fifth: The arms are relaxed and the little hands are gently held.

If the baby's little hands are in this state, it means that he is enjoying a happy and wonderful time at this time, and does not need external interference.

The so-called baby sign language is indeed a mixture of the standard sign language used by the deaf and mute and a certain gesture that babies are born with to achieve the purpose of conveying feelings.

Baby: Mom and Dad, come and play with me!

Small hand performance: small hands are open, fingers are stretched forward. When the baby wakes up with a happy mood, the little hands usually make this movement, which is when he invites the parents around him to play with him. Tan Zhaobao: I'm dreaming.

Small hand performance: Small hand clenching loose fist. The baby will have this gesture during sleep, indicating that he is dreaming, his eyeballs are gently moving under his eyelids, and sometimes he will make a soft snoring sound. In fact, the baby in the dream does not sleep deeply and may wake up at any time.

Baby: I'm so sleepy, I want to sleep.

Small hand performance: The fingers of the small hand are bent relaxedly. At this time, the baby is no longer looking around, and his arms are also hanging down softly, indicating that the baby is tired and wants to sleep.

Baby: I want to be on my own.

Small hand performance: The arm is relaxed, and the little hand is gently held. At this time, the baby is enjoying the wonderful time contentedly, and he is willing to stay alone without external interference.

Baby: I'm a little sick.

Small hand performance: The small hand is tightly clenched into a fist. Babies usually have this action when they are nervous, at this time, maybe the baby is afraid of an unfamiliar environment or Cong Li people, or it may be that his small stomach is a little uncomfortable.

Some researchers believe that infant sign language can help children's linguistic intellectual development, but some psychologists are skeptical. At the very least, teaching your baby to use sign language to express emotions, needs, and feelings when his expression skills are limited can promote communication between parents and babies, and allow children to share tacit codes with parents that only they know.

1. The index finger is erected, and the other bends are closed.

2. The index finger and middle finger are erected, and the other fingers are bent and closed.

3. The index finger, middle finger, ring finger are erected, and the other fingers are bent and closed.

4. The thumb is bent, and the others are naturally erected.

5. Open your palm.

6. Bend your index finger, middle finger, and ring finger, straighten your thumb and little finger, and make a gesture.

7. The ring finger and little finger are naturally curved, and the fingertips of the thumb, index finger and middle finger are connected, similar to the action of indicating "banknotes".

8. Bend and retract the little finger, ring finger, and middle finger, and straighten the index finger and thumb, similar to the appearance of a handjob.

9. Single-bend and stretch out the index finger to make a hook upward, and the other fingers are naturally closed.

10. Fist clenching.

Hello, there are quite a lot of gestures, and there are also special finger lessons. You can see the following, 1Shake hands and say hello.

When you go out with your baby, take the initiative to shake hands with someone and say, "Hello! At the same time, let the baby imitate the action of shaking hands with others, and let him understand the meaning of saying "yes".

2.Clap your hands in welcome.

3.Nod thank you.

When accepting gifts from guests or help from others, teach your baby to nod your head and say "Thank you!" Repeat your baby's nodding motion.

4.Wave goodbye.

When the guests leave, the parents take the baby to see them off, raise the baby's hand and wave it and say at the same time: "Goodbye!" "Practice it repeatedly in your daily life, and you can also practice waving goodbye to your parents every day, and you can also do a flying kiss goodbye (putting your palm on your mouth to kiss and then waving goodbye to your parents).

5.When the baby learns to shake hands, clap hands, nod and wave hands, the father holds the big doll as a guest, and the mother and baby are the hosts to play the "guest game".

Practice polite phrases by imitating the above movements: "Hello", "Welcome", "Thank you", "Goodbye". Your baby will not yet be able to speak polite language, but he will understand the language and will make imitations to express his wishes.