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With having a baby around, every day is a new experience. You get to see your baby doing something new each day. First smile, first turn, first giggle, the first time your baby calls you maa- everything is special. Similarly, once your baby starts crawling, you just can&#39;t wait when she/she will be on their legs and walking. There are many milestones your baby touches from birth, and walking is among them. 
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	Around the age of 4-5 months, even when held upright, your baby will let her legs dangle and will try to push her little feet on whatever hard surface she comes into contact with. 
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	As your baby starts to sit, crawl, and roll at around six months of age, they will also begin to bounce on their feet whenever you allow them to balance their legs. 
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	Around the age of 12 months, your baby may be able to take a few steps forward with some assistance and eventually learn to stand on their own. Another possibility is that your baby may walk holding both your hands. 
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	Most toddlers learn to walk by the time they are 13 months old, but they may be a little shaky at first. If your baby hasn&#39;t started to walk by the time she&#39;s 13 months old, she may require a few more months, and that&#39;s perfectly normal. 
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Your baby&#39;s steps for a few days will be unsteady. It&#39;s almost like you will have to keep a close watch on your child because the chances are that your baby will walk five steps and then fall at the 6th. Your baby will learn to walk perfectly eventually. 
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As a parent, you just can&#39;t wait for your child to be reaching all the milestones one by one. It is super exciting to see your baby&#39;s first steps, first smile and all the other firsts well. So, once your baby begins to walk at around 12-15 months, your baby will slowly begin to learn to jump and run around because by now, your baby&#39;s movements are more balanced. Everything happens at its own pace making your child ready to take on the world! 
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Well, as excited as you are, once your baby starts jumping and running around, you will see yourself running behind your baby because your baby would be jumping anywhere and everywhere! 
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	Your baby will be able to pick up a little speed while toddling when they are 18 months old. They can now run only in a straight line and won&#39;t run across any obstacles that come their way. 
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Jumping could be a more significant challenge when compared to running. Your baby will need more balance, courage, strength, and coordination to jump, which will happen at their own pace. Right from when your baby turns a year old, their efforts to jump or shift weights from one foot to the other start. By the time your baby turns 2, they will be able to jump from mighty low levels like the last stair of the staircase. Talk about your baby&#39;s jumping skills when they are 26-30 months old; you would be surprised to see from where your baby can jump. Some kids can even start to jump from as early as 21 months! 
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For a baby&#39;s physical prowess and mobility, motor skills are vital. 

Every day, we employ our motor abilities in some way. They may do everything from lifting large objects to typing on a keyboard. Children&#39;s motor abilities and control begin to develop as soon as they are born and continue to improve throughout childhood.

A child&#39;s ability to manage baby motor skills development may help them learn about the world around them in various ways.

Gross motor abilities and fine motor skills are two distinct types of motor talents. Children&#39;s development and self-reliance rely on their being able to master these two skills.

Gross motor skills activities for babies concern significant muscles like the legs, arms, and trunk. Smaller muscle groups, such as those in hand and wrist, are involved in fine motor abilities.

<h2 style="text-align:justify">How long and how frequently should I have my kid practice their motor skills?</h2>

In a nutshell, the answer is yes! 

Aside from participating in their regular activities, your child will be using their motor skills daily as they get older. The development of baby motor skills activities is more difficult for newborns and toddlers. Don&#39;t forget to include physical activity and the development of these abilities in your everyday routine.

<h2>Is there a particular milestone in motor development that you&#39;d want to know about?</h2>

There are so many crucial baby motor skills timelines to reach, and they all matter! As a result, you must watch your child&#39;s development.

When a goal is met, it often sets the stage for a new one. Babies usually do not begin crawling until they are between 6 and 9 months. Still, they have already met several baby motor skills milestones by then, giving them the strength and self-assurance they need.

<h2>Four Ways to Promote Motor Development in Babies in Their First Year </h2>

Your kid needs to learn how to move, hold their head up, sit upright, crawl, and ultimately walk within the first year of life. To assist your child in accomplishing these milestones, there are several things you can do as a caregiver. Here are some suggestions to help your baby&#39;s motor skills improve throughout their first year.

<h3>Ensure that they have enough area to move </h3>

To develop their motor abilities, babies require a lot of space. If you want your infant to learn to move and build strength, put him on the floor. When it comes to &quot;equipment&quot; like bouncers and swings, you should limit how much time your kid spends on them. A kid&#39;s development may be slowed by using a baby walker or a jumper, which encourages the infant to stand on their toes (push toys are okay). It is advisable to put your kid in a playpen or portable cot when you need to keep them safe.

<h3>It&#39;s never too early for tummy time! </h3>

For babies, tummy time is the ideal technique to strengthen their neck, shoulders, and arms so that they can crawl and walk in the future. Place your baby on your chest in a semi-reclined posture and let them perform tummy time. Placing a brightly colored item in front of you, a mirror, or even your face might help alleviate irritation. Baby may be put on the floor or on a towel roll placed under their upper chest from armpit to armpit after they have grown the strength to raise the head. If your infant can only handle a few seconds at a time, start with shorter sessions and gradually increase the duration as they become older.

<h3>Give your child the &quot;just right&quot; test. </h3>

Trial and error are essential for motor development, even if your infant is apprehensive. Allow your child to make a few mistakes before stepping in to assist. To assist your infant&#39;s progress, you might gradually increase the difficulty of the task they&#39;ve already mastered. For example, if your baby can sit up alone, encourage him to reach for a toy just out of reach. Try to get them to grasp a toy that is a little bigger or heavier than a rattle if they can do so.

<h3>Make it enjoyable! </h3>

Baby learning is most effective when the child is self-motivated and involved in the learning process. When teaching new abilities, utilize baby motor skills toys and activities your infant enjoys (try toys with various noises, textures, and colors). Keep in mind that you are your baby&#39;s primary source of motivation, so don&#39;t forget to congratulate them on their successes!

<h2>Final Verdict </h2>

Between the ages of 7 and 10 months, most newborns can crawl independently. Your kid may start moving sooner or later than the others. Some newborns never learn to crawl.

Remember that every baby develops and grows at their rate. Don&#39;t make comparisons between your child and other newborns. Consult your doctor if you have any concerns about the development of your unborn child.

References

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	<li style="text-align:justify">Frontiers in Human Neuroscience: &ldquo;Motor-Enriched Learning Activities Can Improve Mathematical Performance in Preadolescent Children.&rdquo; Karl J Friston</li>
	<li style="text-align:justify">Human Movement Science: &ldquo;Improvement in children&rsquo;s fine motor skills following a computerized typing intervention,&quot; &ldquo;Precision in drawing and tracing tasks: Different measures for different aspects of fine motor control.&rdquo; Nicolas Benguigui. Guillaume Laffaye. October 2013</li>
	<li style="text-align:justify">Journal of Sport and Health Science: &quot;Fundamental motor skills, screen-time, and physical activity in preschoolers,&quot; &ldquo;Motor performance or opportunities to move? What do children need the most?&rdquo; Walter Herzog</li>
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<h2>Food for 2 month baby growth:</h2>

You should still anticipate feeding your baby regularly if you are breastfeeding. It is common for a two-month-old baby to breastfeed at least eight times a day, and frequently more according to the baby&#39;s growth by month. However, even if your baby is fortunate enough to be sleeping for extended durations at night, you must feed him when he wakes throughout the night at this age. 

While you shouldn&#39;t make a tight feeding plan for your baby at this age, you may be able to come up with a feeding regimen that is more regular if your nursing schedule is less erratic.

As a parent of a 2-month-old, sleep is likely to be at the top of your to-do list. Some infants at this age sleep like angels, awakening just once or twice a night and falling back to sleep peacefully each time they do. 

On the other hand, other newborns often wake up throughout the night, sometimes many times a night. So as a parent, you&#39;re doing nothing wrong if your kid is still waking up often at this stage of development. 

Your baby is still sleeping 14-17 hours a day, but more of that sleep occurs at night and less during the day. 

Your infant may be taking three or four naps a day. It won&#39;t take long for them to get into a rhythm of taking three naps a day, then two, etc.

<h2>2-Month-Old Child&#39;s Routine:</h2>

As your baby&#39;s daytime naps diminish, you&#39;ll want to find ways to occupy their time while they are up and attentive.

Why not take advantage of your baby&#39;s growth chart through the child&#39;s newly discovered talents and abilities by engaging them in activities that spark their developing passions? 

To help your baby adjust to the world around them, you may want to take them on more walks outdoors or perhaps to a park or zoo. Proceed with caution when they are in a baby carrier or stroller. Your infant may not understand precisely what they are looking at, but they will like the vibrant colors and intriguing noises if you use the baby growth chart by month as a guide.

<h2>The health and safety of a two-month-old baby:</h2>

Your baby&#39;s 2-month checkup with the doctor is just around the corner.

You and your child are both anticipating this time eagerly. Discuss your baby&#39;s growth, development, and health during this appointment with your physician. They will also examine your child. If you have any questions, bring them with you to the appointment. Share your concerns with your pediatrician&mdash;they are there to assist you in becoming the best parent you can be. 

These vaccinations have been thoroughly examined, and millions of newborns have received them with no problems. In addition, your infant won&#39;t have to deal with as many needles at once since several of these immunizations are administered in combination.

Resources

National Institute of Child Health and Human Development: &#39;&#39;Safe Sleep for Your Baby: Reduce the Risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).&#39;&#39; September, 2012

American Academy of Pediatrics: &quot;Developmental Milestones: 3 Months,&quot; &quot;Visiting the Pediatrician: The First Year,&quot; &quot;Frequently Asked Questions: Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.&quot;

Undoubtedly, it&rsquo;s a delightful sight when you see the apple of your eye rolling over. It is great fun because rolling over is one of the major milestones for your munchkin. Rolling over is considered the first stage of mobility and it tells you that your baby has acquired strength in his/her neck, upper body, arms, and back. If you wish to learn more, you can also use a baby motor skills development chart. 

If your baby has just started sliding with their hands or rolling over, then congratulations! Your baby is doing great! However, you may want to keep a few things in mind during this stage. You can continue reading through this article to learn more about some of the important things that mothers usually miss out on when their baby starts a new journey! 

<h2>At What Age Do Babies Start Rolling Over? </h2>

According to medical science, there is no specific time or age for babies to begin rolling over because all babies grow differently. Some babies begin to roll over when they turn 3-4 months old whereas some can&rsquo;t do it even if they are 6 months old. Most babies between 5-7 months become so flexible that they master the skill of rolling over from side to side, back to front, and front to back comfortably. 

The rolling phase of your baby motor skills timeline may last for about 2 or even 3 weeks. If you feel like your baby hasn&rsquo;t shown any progress yet, then consider seeking medical attention. Your baby may be suffering from an unknown muscle condition or might just be a late bloomer. Either way, it is important that you constantly keep a track of your baby&rsquo;s progress since every milestone they complete is sure to bring you great joy! 

<h2>What Are Some Of The Precautions One Must Take When Their Baby Starts Rolling? </h2>

Seeing your munchkin rolling over might give you immense joy but you must take certain precautions because your baby may end up hurting themselves. A few of the precautions that you can take include the following:

<h3>Lay Your Baby On The Mat </h3>

You must lay the baby on the mat that has been placed on the floor while dressing the baby or changing his/her <a href="https://mylofamily.com/essentials/reusable-cloth-diaper-with-insert-pads-multiple-classic-colours-pack-of-2-6">diaper</a>. Avoid placing your baby on any raised place or table or any place that is at a high altitude. Thus, this is because your baby may fall and injure themselves. In rare cases, many babies have faced some trauma to their head or body due to a hazardous fall.

<h3>Keep Objects Far Away From Your Child </h3>

Keep all the toys and objects away from your baby when he/she starts rolling over because that can result in choking. Apart from that, heavy items or toys that are kept at a height may fall over your baby, eventually causing damage to your baby&rsquo;s delicate body.

<h3>Keep A Watch On Your Baby At All Times</h3>

Always be watchful and never leave your child unattended for a long time. There have been many instances where babies usually roll over to the staircase side of your house or may enter other potential hazardous corners in your house. Therefore, make sure to always keep a watch on your baby no matter what!

<h3>No Gap Between Crib And The Mattress</h3>

Ensure that there is no gap between the mattress and the crib because your baby&rsquo;s head might get struck or he/she may get smothered. The mattress should be comfortable, making it easy for your baby to roll over or slide.

<h3>Let Your Baby Sleep Alone Or Next To You </h3>

Do not <a href="https://mylofamily.com/article/are-sleeping-bags-safe-for-babies-73075">put your infant to sleep</a> next to his/her sibling especially when the other child is just a few years older than your baby. Your elder one might place his/her hand or leg on the newborn while sleeping which may throttle your infant. Apart from that, it may also suffocate your baby especially if the elder one ends up covering your baby&rsquo;s face.

<h2>How Does An Infant Learn How To Roll? </h2>

If you are the parent of a premature baby, then your baby might take some more time to achieve his/her first milestone i.e., rolling over. Do not worry because this is considered normal. You can always seek medical help if you have any doubts or see your baby facing a few difficulties. Have a look at how an infant can gradually learn to roll over:

<h3>At 1st Month </h3>

Babies can hardly raise their heads. Even if some babies try it won&rsquo;t last for a fraction of a second. Since the neck region is quite delicate during this phase, extra care must be taken when carrying the baby. You can try giving your baby light body massages. Thus, this will ensure the healthy growth of your baby&rsquo;s delicate body!

<h3>At 2nd And 3rd Months </h3>

Your baby can turn to the side position from his/her back. Will try to hold the head high when lying on your tummy. Some babies start rolling from tummy to back and can make smoother movements with their legs and arms. Your baby will bob forward while sitting. Will slightly raise the head and shoulders for 45-60 degrees while lying on the tummy.

<h3>In 3rd And 4th Months </h3>

Your baby might have good head control and can raise his/her chest up to 90 degrees. By this time some babies love to roll over from the back to the side. The head might still bob in the backward and forward movement. The muscles of the neck have been strengthened by this time. Besides, they may also learn how to use their hands and neck in synchronization.

<h3>At the 5th Month And 6th Month </h3>

Some babies love to roll over from tummy to back by this age. There is an immense improvement in the neck and will try to reach out for objects and toys. By this age, babies love to play in the push-up position. Some babies love to roll over from back to belly. 

Your baby might try to raise the chest and part of the upper abdomen while lying on the tummy. Your baby can easily lift his/her head while in a sitting position. Your baby might even start crawling and the head-bobbing will stop.

<h2>How Can You Encourage Your Baby To Roll Over? </h2>

You can encourage and support your baby to easily roll over by keeping the below-mentioned points in your mind: 

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	Invest ample time in giving tummy time to your munchkin from the initial days. Initially, your baby might cry a lot during tummy time however by the 2nd month you&rsquo;ll see immense changes in your baby&rsquo;s posture. You can also help your child try out a few gross motor skills activities for babies. 
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	Encourage your baby to play on both sides along with the back position. You can keep shiny objects on either side of your baby eventually tempting the baby to try out new positions. 
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	While changing the clothes and diapers of your baby you must ensure that you are laying your child on both sides. Thus, this will prepare your child and make them more familiar with this position, eventually getting them to try it! 
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	Lay your baby on the mat that is placed on the floor. Allow your child to sit in a cradle, baby chair, or even a swing. 
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	Placing your baby in a sideways position is as important as placing your baby on his/her tummy and back. 
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	Massage, gently twist and exercise your baby&rsquo;s legs and arms. Thus, this will help your child&rsquo;s muscles to relax, eventually leading to healthy growth and development. 
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	You can place your baby&rsquo;s favorite toy a little away from him/her. This way, your child will be more motivated to move towards it. This activity could also be a part of your baby motor skills activities. 
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	You can also purchase a few baby motor skills toys to make your child&rsquo;s journey easy and memorable! 
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<h2>Conclusion </h2>

Indeed, parents may not be able to keep their joy when they see their baby progressing and growing. When your baby starts rolling over or even sliding and keeping their neck held up high, it may indicate that their muscles are well developed. Thus, you may then find your baby exploring things around your house, rolling over on their belly. 

During this stage, it may be extremely important for you to make a list of things to cater to since your baby just started a new journey. You may also have to make many places at your house babyproof, in order to keep your baby safe from hazardous objects or corners of your home.

References

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	<li style="text-align:justify">Zawn Villines, (February , 2021).What to do when a baby rolls over </li>
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Breastfeeding may be a challenge for babies and new moms too. Children at risk of nursing issues or breastfed babies are more likely to have delayed baby weight gain.

A premature baby weight gain or baby delivered before 37 weeks won&#39;t have the power or endurance to nurse long enough to acquire all the breast milk they require. Breastfeeding might be more complicated if the mother is tired or has medical concerns.

<h3>Oral stumbling blocks: </h3>

If a woman has firm, engorged breasts or big nipples, it might be difficult for an infant to latch on. However, latching problems may occur in babies with tiny mouths or anatomical issues like a tongue-tie or a cleft lip and palate.

<h3>Jaundice </h3>

The skin of newborns who have jaundice may seem yellow. Babies with this syndrome are often exhausted and uninterested in nursing. Therefore, to help it prepare breastfed baby&#39;s weight gain chart.

<h3>Reflux </h3>

After a meal, infants with reflux spit up or vomit. In addition to the milk lost during feeding, acid reflux may irritate the mother&#39;s throat and esophagus, making breastfeeding difficult.

<h3>Illness </h3>

Infants that are sick or infected may not be able to nurse effectively. Infants don&#39;t gain weight or even lose weight if they&#39;re experiencing diarrhea or vomiting.

<h3>There are several neurological issues </h3>

Having a condition like Down syndrome might make it difficult for a baby to latch and feed effectively.

<h2>What to Do If Your Baby Is Gaining Weight Slowly </h2>

See your doctor right away if you&#39;re worried about your child&#39;s weight increase or loss. At this age, your child&#39;s expectations will be discussed. As your child&#39;s doctor, they will recommend a variety of options, such as:

<h3>Make sure your child&#39;s latch is secure </h3>

Make sure that your infant is latching on to your breasts appropriately. A lactation consultant or support group in your area may aid you.

<h3>Breastfeed Regularly </h3>

Every two to three hours, and whenever your infant shows indications of hunger, breastfeed. Make sure you don&#39;t plan your baby&#39;s feedings every three to four hours like formula-fed babies. Breastfed infants need to eat more often since breast milk is easier to absorb.

<h3>Do Not Use Pacifiers </h3>

You may give your infant a pacifier after nursing and gaining weight if you like. Using a pacifier instead of breastfeeding means that your kid isn&#39;t receiving as much breast milk. A pacifier might also cause your baby to get overtired, making it difficult to feed when they get to the breast.

<h3>Observe Your Child&#39;s Sleep Patterns </h3>

Try to breastfeed your child for at least 20 minutes during each meal. The switch nursing method, burping, tickling, changing diapers, and burping are all ways to keep a tired infant awake and use the baby weight gain calculator.

<h3>Inquire about Supply Problems </h3>

Take efforts to enhance your milk supply if that&#39;s the issue, and use a baby weight gain chart. Pumping, adding milk-boosting foods to meals, and experimenting with herbal or tea-based breastfeeding remedies are all options and increasing the frequency with which you breastfeed.

<h3>Take into account the possibility of supplementing </h3>

Supplementing your baby&#39;s diet with pumped breast milk or infant formula may be essential if your doctor believes it is necessary and track the baby&#39;s weight gain per month. Pumping and separating foremilk and hindmilk are also options. Since hindmilk contains more fat and calories, it may aid your baby&#39;s growth.

<h2>Final Words </h2>

When it&#39;s safe for your baby, you may continue breastfeeding solely as long as you collaborate with your healthcare professional to monitor your baby&#39;s weight increase. If you decide to wean your kid from breast milk, you can pump solely, switch to baby formula, or do both.

References

<ul>
	<li style="text-align:justify">Elizabeth Ward, MS, RD, author, Expect the Best. </li>
	<li style="text-align:justify">Mypyramid.gov web site. </li>
</ul>

Is your newborn waking up frequently at night? Are you aware of the reasons why your baby is not getting enough sleep at night? Your newborn should sleep for 10-12 hours on an average, during the day. A few times, babies struggle with sleep during the night and start crying. Ultimately, you and the baby may end up being restless throughout the next day.  

Is it common for babies to wake up at frequent intervals? 

A frequent short-range sleeping cycle is normal for up to 6-month-old babies. The usual time for the baby to sleep is for 50 minutes. After every 50 minutes, the baby wakes up and falls asleep again. The parents need to observe the sleeping cycle to adjust their routine.  

Consider points for healthy sleep of your little one 

<ul>
	<li>
	Nutrition: If your baby is not getting enough nutrition from his/her diet, he/she baby tends to wake up due to hunger frequently. Hunger is the prime cause of a sleep backlog. Therefore, the parent should feed the baby at appropriate intervals. You can breastfeed your baby during the night. 
	</li>
	<li>
	Uneasiness. During the daytime, babies are busy rolling and playing. When they lie down in bed to relax, they need to be completely comfortable to be able to get a sound sleep. Therefore, check the bedding area, sleeping position, the clothing the baby wears.  
	</li>
	<li>
	Stomach ache: Stomach ache or colic is a common issue that a newborn suffers from, every now and then. A burp after each meal helps the baby to pass gas. A mild medication can also be given in case of severe stomach aches, only after consulting the doctor.   
	</li>
	<li>
	Noisy Surroundings: While making a baby nap, make it a point to keep surroundings quiet and calm. Else, the baby might get disturbed or distracted by sounds and may also become cranky. 
	</li>
	<li>
	Check room temperature: Always adjust the room temperature according to the climatic condition. It should neither be too cold nor too hot. Set the temperature of the room before the baby sleeps. 
	</li>
</ul>

<ul>
	<li>
	Clean the sleeping area: Always remove all the toys and other things kept in the crib or bassinet. The bedding area should be kept neat and clean for the baby&#39;s comfort. 
	</li>
</ul>

Manage your household chores according to the baby&#39;s sleeping schedule. Note down the time when your baby usually wakes up since this will aid you in understanding the baby&#39;s sleeping pattern.

Have you tried these stretching and strengthening exercises to increase neck strength and head control of your baby? 

When you are still learning to hold your newborn baby in your arms, you always get instructions from the elders of the house to support the baby&rsquo;s neck with one arm. This happens because the newborn baby&rsquo;s muscles are not fully developed. Newborn babies develop their skills gradually and you can help your baby strengthen his/her neck muscles by simple exercises. Stages of neck development and head control vary on children as some kids may achieve that sooner while others take a little longer. The muscles in the neck are at their weakest point when the baby is born and it&rsquo;s highly important to support the neck of your newborn baby every time you lift him/her. After a month you can observe the changes in your baby because he/she might make few attempts to either lift the head or turn it in different directions while lying on the tummy. Gradually the development of bones and muscles increases and that helps the child to hold their head upright and follow their body when they sit, stand, crawl or lie down. 

Similarly, the baby will establish head control gradually as their muscles develop. Although in the beginning, it&rsquo;ll be shaky however if you&rsquo;re practicing some exercises and regularly doing massages then by 5-6 months, you&rsquo;ll notice that the baby can have steadier control over his/her head. When your baby will learn to hold the head up, you&rsquo;ll notice that the baby has started sitting up, crawling, and can rollover. Your child needs to reach development milestones in their own time because by that time you&rsquo;ll start feeding solids to your baby also. You must make sure that your baby is sitting on the high chair when you are feeding solids to your little one. Here are some exercises that can help in strengthening your infant&rsquo;s neck muscles and head control: 

<ul>
	<li>
	Tummy time- One of the best and simplest ways to strengthen the neck muscles of your baby is to place your baby on his/her tummy. You can start practicing this on your newborn baby by placing your baby belly down on your chest or lap for few minutes (approximately 2-3 times per day). You can gradually increase the time until you reach 20 minutes per session and just make sure you never leave your baby unattended. If your baby gets cranky during tummy time you can prop it up by placing an extra blanket or padding to provide comfort to your little one. 
	</li>
</ul>

<ul>
	<li>
	Allow the baby to observe- When your baby is sitting on your lap let him/her rest their back against you and simply allow them to watch the world go by. 
	</li>
	<li>
	Let him/her reach- Invest in some colorful toys that have light and sound because that can keep your baby engaged for hours. You can place the toy slightly far from the reach of the baby and once the baby notices its colorful lights and rhythmic sounds h/she will try to reach out for the toys and that will strengthen the neck muscles and the head control. 
	</li>
	<li>
	Stretching the neck- Some babies are born with a large head or their neck muscles are quite weak and this is not an abnormality. It&#39;s just that newborn babies can face difficulty in turning around and some external push is recommended under the supervision of an expert. If you notice that your child is sleeping with his/her head in one direction then you must gently lift the head and change the direction. Don&rsquo;t try anything with the force as that can be life-threatening. 
	</li>
</ul>

If you rae working on some simple sitting-up exercises at home with your baby then your child will sooner learn to sit up straight and will have good body control. You must gently guide your baby in the entire process of strengthening exercises as that will help your baby reach other milestones of development easily. Although rare, if you notice a Head Lag in your baby then you must immediately consult a pediatrician. It is a situation where the baby&rsquo;s neck muscles are too weak and unable to support the head (around 3-4 months after birth) and this happens due to many reasons for instance- low birth weight, cerebral palsy, and preterm birth.

Your baby&#39;s development four months after birth will continue to be supported by breast milk or formula, which is still crucial. Expect to feed your baby five to six times a day on average if you&#39;re breastfeeding. A 24-36 ounce breast milk supply per day is reasonable. 

Consult a doctor before starting foods with your child at the baby&#39;s four-month development milestone. After age 5 or 6, many doctors suggest that most infants begin eating solid foods.

You should remember that your infant only needs a spoonful of food once or twice a day if you start spooning up solids now. There will also be no need to eat the solids.

To maintain good body weight and height for the newborn, all that food will benefit. There are five feedings per day for formula-fed babies, and each bottle contains around 6 to 8 ounces of formula. This equates to 24 to 36 ounces of formula each day. It should fall between 10 and 19 pounds and 22 to 26.5 inches.

Your baby&#39;s doctor should not be alarmed if they fall outside this typical range, and you should not worry either. Just as every infant is unique, so is a baby&#39;s four-month development pattern.

<h2 style="text-align:justify">Baby Food for a 4-Month-Old </h2>

Most infants are still breastfed, bottle-fed, or a mix of the two by the time they reach the age of four months. Every three or four hours, they&#39;ll consume a 4 to 6 ounces meal. Keep checking their diapers to make sure they&#39;re receiving enough nourishment. They need to have five to six wet diapers a day at the very least. If you see your infant making clicking noises while sucking, struggling to breathe, vomiting, or spitting up often, you should contact your physician.

Expect a dramatic shift in how often your baby wants to breastfeed as they become better at sleeping through the night and taking regular naps as a part of normal baby development for four months. Your baby may desire to breastfeed more often during development or illness.

<h3>Incorporating solid foods </h3>

Doctors recommend starting solids between the ages of 4 and 6 months, even if your baby requires breastmilk or formula at this point for four months of the baby&#39;s development. You should, however, always get the approval of your child&#39;s doctor before beginning any new activity. Dr. Garbi recommends that you only feed them soft things that they can smash with their gums after being given the all-clear. Watch for any allergic responses as you introduce them one by one.

Parents are encouraged by many physicians to follow their own child&#39;s signals when it comes to introducing solids, which is known as baby-led feeding. Solids shouldn&#39;t be taught too early since every infant is different. Some newborns may eat solid meals as early as four months, while others may not be able to until they are six months of age.

<h2>Tips for the Fourth Month of Your Baby&#39;s Life </h2>

Explore different textures with books such as Pat the Bunny or other touch-and-feel board books for your baby to play with for baby brain development at four months.

You should read or sing to your infant at least once a day. You don&#39;t need to be able to sing to make them happy; they&#39;ll be satisfied just being in your hands and hearing your voice.

Start thinking about childproofing now, even if your kid hasn&#39;t crawled or rolled over yet, as a part of 4 months of baby&#39;s physical development. Lock up cupboards, install stairway gates, and keep any cleaning supplies and other potentially hazardous items up and out of reach of curious babies.

<h2>Final Words </h2>

Your 4-month-old baby has been more awake and aware in the last few days. Babies love to grin, laugh, gurgle, and coo while they&#39;re this little. 

Your child is eager to have fun, play games, and converse with you and anybody else who happens to pass by. 

As a result, you can expect a lot of hilarity from him as he attempts his new identity. 

References

<ul>
	<li style="text-align:justify">National Library of Medicine, 1836 : &#39;&#39;Age-appropriate diet for children.&#39;&#39; </li>
	<li style="text-align:justify">Curtis, GB, (MD, MPH), and Schuler J, Your Baby&rsquo;s First Year Week by Week, Da Capo Press, 2005. </li>
</ul>

<h2 style="text-align:center">Big moves ahead &ndash; 8 months old Milestones, Growth, and Parenting </h2>

Around this time, your little one is probably super busy as she is learning more about the world. They are on their discovering spree &ndash; mostly by putting everything in their mouth, of course. Read on to find out about the milestones and growth of your 8-months-old, changes in mother&rsquo;s life, and much more. 

<h3 style="text-align:justify">Development Milestones - </h3>

<h3 style="text-align:justify">Body </h3>

<ul>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Sits unaided </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Rolls from front to back and vice-versa </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Can hold objects and pass them from one hand to another </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Tries to crawl or already crawling </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Cruises around holding furniture </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Bangs toys together </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Bears more weight on legs </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Can notice things well (eyesight improving) </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Can hold their own cup/bottle for drinking </li>
</ul>

Brain 

<ul>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Feels happy in front of the mirror </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Recognizes familiar faces </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Responds and makes sounds back </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Makes sounds for different needs and emotions such as happy or frustrated sounds </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Responds to name </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Taste and touch senses are developing </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Reacts on seeing a stranger such as crying, fear, reaching back to parents </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Spots and points out the objects they want </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Understands simple and basic words </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Babbles sounds such as &ldquo;m&rdquo; or &ldquo;b&rdquo; </li>
</ul>

Your baby&rsquo;s routine will probably look something like this - 

<h3 style="text-align:justify">Sleeping </h3>

<ul>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Can sleep up to 10-12 hours without feeding </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Separation anxiety can make bedtime more challenging </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Teething discomforts may trouble the baby </li>
</ul>

<h3 style="text-align:justify">Feeding </h3>

<ul>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Offer lumpy, soft, and finger foods </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Breastmilk and formula are still the staple food </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Sipping practice should be encouraged by offering an open cup </li>
</ul>

<h3 style="text-align:justify">Playing </h3>

<ul>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Play games like peek-a-boo </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Expose her to small toys such as boxes, soft blocks </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">The conversation is a must </li>
</ul>

<h3 style="text-align:justify">Bathing </h3>

<ul>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Hard soaps and bubble bath can irritate the baby&rsquo;s soft skin </li>
	<li style="text-align: justify;">Dry the skin completely before dressing her up </li>
</ul>

<h3 style="text-align:justify">Parenting an eight-month-old baby </h3>

As parents, you are also learning with each passing day. It is good to feel confident about the things you know and it is perfectly ok to not know things and ask for help/suggestions. Taking care of a baby is overwhelming. But it is important to look after yourself too. If you are physically, mentally, and emotionally healthy then only you can help your child grow and thrive. 

Sometimes, you will feel frustrated or sad for no reason, this is the time when you should ask someone else to hold the baby for a while. Call your family member/friend or just take some time out for yourself.

What to expect about the height/length of 6 months old? 

Ideal height targets for 6 months old 

Parents&rsquo; genes have the biggest say to determine the baby&rsquo;s height and health, hence it is slightly different for each child and there is a bracket of what you must expect in an ideal situation. 

What is the ideal height of a 6 months old? 

Most parents are curious to know and follow the height chart so they don&rsquo;t fall short anywhere as long as the baby&rsquo;s growth is concerned. The ideal height of a 6 months old must be about 61 to 71 cm / 24 to 28 inches 

<ul>
	<li>
	Ideal height for boys - 63.6 to 71.6 cm 
	</li>
	<li>
	Ideal height for girls- 61.2 to 69.46 cm 
	</li>
</ul>

Help boosting the height and overall growth of the baby 

By this age, there is hardly anything you can do to increase the baby&rsquo;s height significantly but here are 5 vital bits of advice which can support the baby&rsquo;s physical and mental development 

<ol start="1">
	<li>
	Be open to physical activities: Always be encouraging to it in the baby&rsquo;s best capability to keep your baby dynamic, best is to use bright baby gyms. Make sure to give the baby the floor playing time for stronger limbs and making joints work well. 
	</li>
</ol>

<ol start="2">
	<li>
	Luring is the key: Just like everyone else, baby also gets bored of a routine so motivate by tempting him with new or interesting toys and games. Keep his favourite toys away and cheer him to go and grab the toy. 
	</li>
</ol>

<ol start="3">
	<li>
	Good diet: This is why breast milk is very important for kids and when it&rsquo;s time to introduce the solids, make sure to serve the attention-grabbing and healthy variety of foods so the baby doesn&rsquo;t skip the nutrition. 
	</li>
</ol>

<ol start="4">
	<li>
	Out-Door-Ing: Staying only inside due to weather conditions or reasons like that hinders your baby&rsquo;s growth. Take him out regularly which gives more for physical attributes. 
	</li>
</ol>

<ol start="5">
	<li>
	Keep curiosity switched on: Showing your baby bright pictures or interesting objects will keep him curious that will in turn help him making efforts- only demand for development. 
	</li>
</ol>

As they say &ldquo;A good foundation always helps to build a stronger structure&rdquo; so you can start already to get a better result in the future.

Children grow at a rapid pace between birth and two years of age. But once they hit the age of two, toddlers tend to have a much slower growth rate when compared to their younger self. This is when the parents are concerned about the changing eating habits of their child and wonder whether the kid is growing normally.

The physical development in infancy happens in a series of growth spurts. It is important to keep in mind that after the growth spurts, they grow at a standard and steady rate until adolescence. The best way to determine if they are growing properly is to closely monitor and track their growth.

What Is Physical Development?

As your little one grows, so does his body. Slowly but steadily, your child is preparing to take on the structural build which is almost similar to that of an adult.

Signs of a Child&rsquo;s Physical Development

Here are some of the pronounced signs of a child&rsquo;s physical development:

1. Limbs 
The arms and legs of the child grow longer and will be proportionate to the torso as well as the head. It can also be noticed that your child will appear much slimmer and distinctively thinner than he was as an infant.

2. Muscle Growth

Muscle growth tends to be faster in order to aid movement in the child. The muscles of the arms and the legs that are larger are known to grow faster than the muscles in the toes or the fingers, which are smaller. At this stage, it is important to provide proper nutrients to your child to aid the growth process.

3. Brain Development

Brain development will help your child perform complex mental and physical tasks. During early childhood, there is significant growth in the neural fibers in the brain, specifically in the frontal lobes. It is also noted that around 2 years the human brain is already 70% of its adult size. By the age of six or seven, the size of the brain is almost 90% of its adult size. The increase in motor skills can be contributed to this growth. It is also a common practice to measure the circumference of the head in order to figure out the growth rate of the brain.

4. Motor Skills

Motor skills are associated with the child&rsquo;s ability to perform tasks on an everyday basis. It can be anything from running to building blocks. Motor skills can be categorized as:

a. Gross Motor Skills

Also called for large motor skills, these are the skills that are required to perform general tasks like running, walking, jumping or even balancing their bodies as they engage in these activities.

With your gross motor skills, your child should be able to perform some of the below activities,

&bull; Walk with a steady balance 
&bull; Run comfortably in a single direction or around obstacles 
&bull; Throw a ball or catch one 
&bull; Hop on each foot several times 
&bull; Jump over objects or low-lying hurdles 
&bull; Kick a ball that is stationary 
&bull; Pedal a tricycle

b. Fine Motor Skills

Also called small motor skills, these involve finer movements and holds necessary to perform tasks that may be slightly complicated. These are also associated with the brain development of the child.

Fine motor skills allow the child to:

&bull; Use cutlery 
&bull; Brush teeth or comb hair 
&bull; Pick up small items likes coins 
&bull; Work on simple puzzles 
&bull; Draw simple shapes like circles or squares 
&bull; Stack up blocks

5. Height

By 12 months, the length of an infant is known to increase by about 50% the birth length. When children reach the age of five, they can be double their birth length. Also, boys reach half of their adult height around two years and girls are half their adult height when they are about nineteen months old.

6. Weight

At one year, the weight of the infants is three times that of the birth weight. The growth rate tends to slow down after the first year and between one to six years, he will be gaining around 2kg per year.

7. Teeth

Typically, around five to nine months of age, your baby will have lower front teeth. The teeth on the upper front appear around eight to twelve months of age. Children tend to get all 20 of their baby teeth or deciduous teeth by the age of 2 and a half years. Permanent teeth replace the baby teeth anywhere between the ages of 5 to 13.

Ways to Boost Physical Development in Toddlers and Pre-schoolers

You can work out in some physical development activities for pre-schoolers to help improve their dexterity and development:

&bull; Walk with the kids and provide them with the opportunity to run and jump and use their large muscles. 
&bull; Prepare a simple obstacle course for your child to jump over and run around in your backyard or in the house. 
&bull; Play catch with balls. You can also play games that will help the child learn to kick and throw the ball. 
&bull; Have a mini dance party at home. Put on some music and dance with your child, especially to nursery songs that stimulate fine motor skills. 
&bull; Play pretend games like laying a tightrope on the ground and trying to balance on it. 
&bull; Get creative with art. Provide your child with ample opportunities to draw in and around the house.

Are you enjoying motherhood? It is a delight to watch the growth of infants, especially when they reach the 4th month. Babies in the 4th-month surprise us by expressing through their laughs, cry, giggles, gurgles, and many more. 

Weight in 4th month 

According to healthcare child experts, the weight of the baby doubles the birth weight during this month. In the 4th month, babies weigh around 13 pounds. However, the growth may differ in the case of pre-matured babies. If you feel your little one is under-weight, seeking advice from your healthcare practitioner is advisable at this stage.  

Cognitive development in 4th month: 

An infant becomes gradually active, alert, and learn to interact when he is four months old. Do you know why the 4th month of the baby is called a milestone? The reasons are as follows: 

<ul>
	<li>
	Start rolling from front to back and again back to front. 
	</li>
	<li>
	Start holding heads up freely.  
	</li>
	<li>
	Bring the hands to the mouth. 
	</li>
	<li>
	Can reach and grab the objects. 
	</li>
</ul>

<ul>
	<li>
	A few babies can sit with support. 
	</li>
	<li>
	Can follow the toys moving side to side 
	</li>
	<li>
	While laying on their stomach, babies start pushing up with the help of elbows.  
	</li>
</ul>

Brain development during 4th month:  

<ul>
	<li>
	The baby understands the object perpetuity.  
	</li>
</ul>

<ul>
	<li>
	Eye-sight development and keenly watches different patterns, colors, and shapes. 
	</li>
	<li>
	Enjoys playing and makes expression through crying. 
	</li>
	<li>
	The baby identifies known people. 
	</li>
	<li>
	Show numerous facial expressions with a cute smile or laughing, crying loudly.  
	</li>
</ul>

Key points: 

Some of the thumb rules to note down when your baby reaches 4th month are as follows:  

<ul>
	<li>
	Burp the baby after every feed. Burp helps in easy digestion and gives them relief too.  
	</li>
	<li>
	Make sure to take out all the toys and things left on baby&#39;s crib before putting the baby sleep.  
	</li>
	<li>
	Give the baby all essential vaccination provided in the health card.  
	</li>
	<li>
	Regular doctor visit notifies the weight and height of the baby.  
	</li>
</ul>

<ul>
	<li>
	Avoid home remedies without your practitioner&#39;s prescription.  
	</li>
</ul>

 Enjoy each growth phase of the dear one with love and care.

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