6 weeks old baby smiling

I swear I’m not crazy, my baby is smiling and it’s not because he’s got gas or it’s a reflex. Anyone else? Also, how cute is the cooing?

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We have been getting lots of smiles this week, my LO is 6w5d and smiling lots and making the cutest little sounds 🥹

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My little one is starting too as well! My first daughter smiled earlier than 6 weeks (but also could have been wind🤣🤣🫣🫣)

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My boy is 6 weeks and is smiling alllll the time! Health visitor told me it’s a really good sign of development xx

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My boy is 6 weeks on Saturday and has started smiling this week too, definitely not a reflex either 🥰x

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My daughter is 6 weeks old tommorow and she has definitely been smiling for probably a week now properly and not reflux! My mum pointed it out and I said it’s just gas or reflux but a day after I realised myself it’s neither and it’s her act smiling to our voices which I didn’t expect so early! The cooing is my favourite xx

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