As I write this I am slapping my wrist for sounding like one of them mums who loves to compare/compete BUT I am genuinely intereted. When did you little one first smile at you properly (i.e. not wind)?
Everyone seems to want me to think that babies don't smile until they are at least 6weeks and any time you think they have smiled before then must have been wind. How annoying
Phoebe was definately smiling from as young as 2 weeks.
I went for 5 weeks. Maddie smiled before then, but I'm sure it was 'wind' - her first 'social' smile wasn't until 5 weeks - at that point we could get her to smile over and over again by tickling her cheek or smiling at her and she would smile right back.
Ella was approx 3 weeks. This morning she's been smiling at me from her crib like a mad woman, but that's probably as she's trying to apologise for being a naughty little girl last night!
Seren smiled at about 3 weeks but it is hard to get a smile out of her though, tends to be in the morning when she knows its breakfast time as she is a greedy piggy. She has had indy smiles since birth but I knew it was a proper smile as she had her eyes open and was looking at me.
4 weeks exactly (yesterday) - not at mummy or daddy though, at grumpy big brother
We got one a few hours later, at 9pm just as Stus going to work and I'm about to get the others to bed - a cheeky little 'haha you can bugger off if you think i'm going to sleep' one, which meant the others wouldn't go to bed until they'd seen him smile too. Who says they don't know what they're doing at 4 weeks old - he got an extra hour of playtime with Callum and Charlotte out of it.
Dylan was just ova a week but only when he was sleeping u could see him coping my facial expressions coz he was also sticking his tongue out which i kept doingbut he first smiled when he was awake at 3 weeks
I got my first smile off Ella 2 days ago at 3 and a a half weeks, I wasn't so sure at first but this morning she did it again and it was unmistakeable....so cute it really does melt your heart
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