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April 18, 2024 2 min read
As your little one grows, you may find yourself wondering about their physical development milestones. From rolling over to taking those first wobbly steps, each stage is a remarkable achievement in your baby's journey. In this blog, we'll explore the top physical milestones and when you can expect them to happen.
Around 3 to 6 months, many babies begin to master the art of rolling over. This milestone marks an exciting moment as your baby gains more control over their body and begins to explore their surroundings from different angles. If your baby hasn't rolled over yet, don't worry; every baby develops at their own pace.
Between 6 to 8 months, you may notice your baby starting to sit up without support. This newfound skill opens up a whole new world of exploration for your little one as they can now play with toys and interact with their environment while sitting upright. Encourage this milestone by providing plenty of supervised tummy time and offering support as needed.
Typically occurring between 6 to 10 months, crawling is a major milestone that signifies your baby's growing independence and mobility. Some babies may opt for the classic hands-and-knees crawl, while others may prefer scooting or army crawling. Whichever method they choose, celebrate their progress and create a safe space for them to explore.
One of the most eagerly anticipated milestones is walking, which usually happens between 9 to 12 months. Those first unsteady steps are a momentous occasion for both you and your baby. Encourage their efforts with supportive praise and provide a stable environment for practicing walking, such as holding onto furniture or using a push toy.
In addition to these major milestones, your baby will also be developing fine motor skills, such as reaching for objects and grasping toys. These skills lay the foundation for later activities like self-feeding and drawing. Offer plenty of opportunities for your baby to practice these skills through age-appropriate toys and activities.
Watching your baby reach each physical milestone is a testament to their incredible growth and development. Remember, every baby is unique, and they'll reach these milestones at their own pace. Celebrate each achievement along the way and enjoy this special time in your baby's life.
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