The Ability of Children in the Neighborhood

Sociability
Note: Does your baby smile and 'chattering' against anyone holding him? Or, he is always worried about a stranger, and refused to be held (even by her own grandmother)?
How to deal with: If your child including social baby, give him a chance to interact with others - join a playgroup, the streets around the complex, or take it when shopping.

Do not force the shy infants 'entry' into an unfamiliar situation. Let him go near you until he shows a signal when it's ready to interact (eg noises on others), or, if you're older, will try to break free from her lap and crawling here and there. Do not worry: Although he was a little closed, he will still have friends, really (but with its own tempo).
Even though the most friendly baby will experience a clingy stage (do not want to be separated from parents or known as a stage of anxiety toward strangers), namely the age of nine months. Gradually this stage will disappear at the age of 18 months.
Adaptability
Note: Does your child easily adaptable? Or he refuses to sleep anywhere except her crib and just regurgitate the food you give him?
How to deal with: Babies are easily able to accept changes and adapt new people in their lives. Getting around is usually not a problem for this personality type. He can sleep in a hotel room as easily as she slept in her own room. Enjoy the flexibility it has, but should not be used, yes. Although he quickly familiar with the new babysitter, for example, make sure they were playing together before you leave.
If your baby is not too flexible, introduce new things in his life slowly. Changes that seem trivial, such as replacing your glasses, could frighten him. If you want to travel, take objects that are familiar with it, such as blankets, books, and favorite toys, so he still remembers the house.