Development

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It is such a pleasure to have a look at your little one wave back to you.

Your precious little bundle of joy will soon utter their first words and call you.

Your baby spitting up bubbles is also a milestone.

Scooting on the bum is not as uncommon as it may seem — more about your baby’s choice of locomotion.

Giving your baby some support in the initial days to help them hold a bottle is beneficial.

The baby doesn't sit up overnight. Their body gradually prepares over months.

Telegraphic speech — the first step to raising a child with good communication skills.

Babies starting to babble is a sign that they are nearing their speech development milestone.

Be prepared to see a lot of moving around by your baby around their first birthday.

Speak to your little ones frequently and encourage them to make their first sounds.

Engaging your child in sensory play and letting them touch things can aid development.

Nothing beats the happiness of hearing your bundle of joy utter their first words.

Ensure your child's overall development—from the body to the mind—with different types of plays.

They'll stand and walk at their own pace, all you need to do is support them.

Babies cry but don’t shed tears until a few weeks after childbirth.

Babies clapping hands with little giggles can be a refreshing and happy sight to look at.

Tracking your little one's social, physical, and cognitive progress is crucial.

The development of your baby begins from the first month after the birth itself.

Though it may worry you, know that it is a part of the development process for some babies.

Ensuring proper care and nutrition may help premature babies gain needed weight and height.

A few months to a year, and your little one can see the colorful world around.

Crawling in babies is an important milestone and a precursor to walking.

This temporary phase can be handled with calmness and patience.

Socio-emotional development in children helps them understand their feelings better.

Letting your little one play with toys and other objects helps develop the pincer grasp.

Baby walkers can help babies learn to walk, but their safety isn’t assured.

Auditory issues in infants may be solved if the symptoms are identified early.