By Prasanti Khatri
Eye contact is one of the earliest ways babies bond with us. It helps with emotional connection, focus, and even speech development. But what if your little one doesn’t always look into your eyes?
Don’t worry — gentle, playful techniques can make a big difference. Instead of writing about them, I’ve shown them in a short, easy-to-follow video below.
👇 Watch this short video to learn 5 fun and effective ways to improve your baby’s eye contact naturally.
🎥 Instagram Video Link
💖 Why This Video is for You:
- Ideal for babies from 3 months to 24 months
- Techniques are natural, screen-free, and parent-child focused
- Created to be used during daily play, song time, and bonding moments
- No pressure — just joyful interaction!
🎬 What You’ll See Inside the Video:
- Real-life parent/teacher-baby interaction
- Simple play routines like peekaboo, singing, and face-to-face games
- How to gently guide your baby’s gaze without stress
💡 Every child is unique. Some may need more time and connection to develop strong eye contact — and that’s okay. If you have ongoing concerns, speak to your pediatrician.
✨ If you found this helpful, share it with a parent who’d love to connect more deeply with their child.
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