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4 month old baby boy smiles & occasionally laughs. he recently learned how to blow respberries that look like a cluster of tiny spit bubbles. he tries to babble but doesn't & only coos when he is about to cry. he is otherwise interactive.is it normal?
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This mimicry sounds like a totally normal infant to me. I wouldn't worry about how you label the response or whether you are even present to be witness to all her potential responses.
Answered 8/9/2022
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