Concerns about your Anti-social Child

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Concerns about your Anti-social Child

I think my baby is antisocial

Some babies are difficult to please. They do not laugh or smile, do not like being cuddled or playing games. At the same time, they cry when they are left alone. They are slow and difficult feeders. When they are tired, they fret and do not sleep. Nothing can make them happy.

How should I deal with my anti-social child

It is important that parents of babies like this do whatever it takes to make the baby respond and interact with them. Else, the baby will grow up to be a somber and taciturn individual.

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