Автор: Amelia Jones

A clenched fist is just one of several newborn reflexes you’ll observe in the early weeks after your baby’s birth. This fist clench is a normal infant reaction and one of many motions that contribute …

Yes, if he’s a young baby. «Starting around 2 months, babies enjoy looking at various objects — like the mobile over their crib, a fan, or a toy dangling in front of them,» says pediatrician …

Your 12-month-old is likely busy developing major skills such as walking and talking. Encourage those first steps by holding hands or arranging furniture so your toddler can easily «cruise» from place to place. Schedule your …

Crawling, cruising, walking, and everything in between are on your 13-month-old’s physical development agenda. Alongside this, hand-eye coordination is improving, prompting the need to keep valuable (or hazardous) items out of reach. Your toddler’s vocabulary …

It’s normal for 14-month-olds to be assertive and even aggressive. When you can, accommodate your child’s desires to do things for himself. But if your little one hits or bites, give a firm «no» and …

Life with a 15-month-old is full of energy and excitement. Here are some tips for navigating this whirlwind stage: By embracing the whirlwind nature of life with a 15-month-old and providing love, guidance, and encouragement, …

At 16 months, your toddler is eager to explore the world around them and engage in new physical and cognitive challenges. Here’s how you can support their development during this exciting stage. Physical Development: Testing …

At 17 months, your toddler is just beginning to navigate the exciting world of language. While their attempts at communication may be adorable, they can also be challenging to decipher for anyone outside of the …

A physical growth spurt around this time might result in a surge of energy and an increase in temper tantrums. Your toddler enjoys taking things out and putting them back. While she isn’t able to …