Tracking Baby's Growth: Key Developmental Milestones in the First Year

 Introduction: The first year of a baby's life is filled with rapid growth and development. Understanding the key milestones can help parents track their child's progress and ensure they are thriving.

Birth to 3 Months: The Foundation of Growth In these early months, babies develop basic skills like lifting their heads and making eye contact. Explore what to expect and how to support their early development.

4 to 6 Months: Sitting, Rolling, and Interaction By this stage, babies begin to sit up, roll over, and show more interest in their surroundings. Learn about milestones in motor skills, communication, and sensory development.

 Crawling, Babbling, and Exploring As mobility increases, babies start crawling and may begin babbling. Discover how to encourage exploration and communication during this active phase.

10 to 127 to 9 Months: Months: Standing, First Steps, and Independence Towards their first birthday, babies may stand with support or take their first steps. Explore milestones in motor skills, language development, and fostering independence.