#AskTheExpert my son is 2 and half months old and is looking and smiling at fan, walls, ac, lights and curtains.. is it normal?

1 Answer

Sunita MahatoMom of 2 children2 years ago

A. this is normal baby is exploring the things different items colour.. you can use Babyhug play gym mat baby will enjoy and it will help in motor skills development also.. take care

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