Tag: developmental milestones
When Do Babies Outgrow Contact Naps? Transition Tips
As infants develop, the reliance on contact naps typically diminishes between 4 to 12 months. Parents can facilitate this transition…
Why Is My Baby So Stiff? Recognizing and Addressing Concerns
Infant stiffness can signal various developmental concerns, ranging from normal muscle tone variations to potential neurological disorders. Early identification and…
When Can You Carry Baby by Armpits? Safe Lifting Tips
Carrying an infant by the armpits is a common practice, but safety is paramount. Experts recommend waiting until the baby…
When Do Babies Stop Scratching Their Face? Milestones and Tips
As infants develop, the frequency of face-scratching diminishes, typically around 4 to 6 months. This behavior often correlates with improved…
Newborn Lifting Legs During Tummy Time: What It Means
Newborns lifting their legs during tummy time is a significant developmental milestone. This movement indicates emerging core strength and coordination,…
My Baby Hates Tummy Time at 3 Months: Solutions and Tips
At three months, many infants resist tummy time, a crucial activity for developing motor skills. Understanding the reasons behind this…
Things to Do with a 3 Month Old Baby: Engaging Activities
At three months, infants are developing crucial sensory and motor skills. Engaging activities such as tummy time, gentle music exposure,…
Why Do Babies Have Big Bellies? Normal Growth Explained
Babies often present with prominent bellies, a phenomenon rooted in their unique physiology and developmental needs. This characteristic serves several…