Tag: infant development
Baby Clenching Fists 6 Months: Understanding the Behavior
At six months, babies often clench their fists as a natural reflex and a means of exploring their world. This…
Baby Twisting and Pulling While Breastfeeding: What It Means
Baby twisting and pulling while breastfeeding is common and can indicate a few things. They may be seeking comfort, exploring,…
Baby Shaking While Nursing: Is It Normal?
It's not uncommon for babies to shake or tremble while nursing, and in most cases, it's completely normal. This can…
When Do Babies Start Clapping? A Look at Milestones
When do babies start clapping? Typically, infants begin this delightful milestone around 9 to 12 months. Clapping not only showcases…
What Does It Mean When a Baby Stares at You for a Long Time?
When a baby stares at you intently, it’s often a sign of curiosity and engagement. Babies are naturally drawn to…
When Do Babies Start Army Crawling? Milestones and Encouragement
Army crawling typically begins between 6 to 10 months of age, marking a significant motor milestone in infant development. This…
Baby Sleep Regression 9 Months: What to Expect and How to Cope
At nine months, many infants experience sleep regression, marked by disruptions in established sleep patterns. This phase often correlates with…
When Do Babies Start Using Utensils? Encouraging Self-Feeding
Research indicates that babies typically begin using utensils around 10 to 12 months of age. Encouraging self-feeding during this period…