1 to 12 Months Baby Development | How Your Baby Grows: Month by Month Development Guide

1 to 12 Months Baby Development | How Your Baby Grows: Month by Month Development Guide

Baby Development Stages: What to Expect from 1 to 12 Months
Your baby’s first year is full of exciting milestones! From tiny movements to their first steps, here’s a month-by-month breakdown of what to expect.

🍼 1-3 Months: Early Reflexes & Awareness
✔️ Month 1: Blurry vision, recognizes your voice, starts lifting head.
✔️ Month 2: Smiles in response, follows objects with eyes, improved head control.
✔️ Month 3: Coos, enjoys tummy time, starts grasping objects.

🤗 4-6 Months: Active Movements Begin
✔️ Month 4: Laughs, rolls over, reaches for toys.
✔️ Month 5: Pushes up on arms, recognizes faces, responds to sounds.
✔️ Month 6: Sits with support, babbles, starts eating solids.

🚀 7-9 Months: Exploring & Crawling
✔️ Month 7: Transfers objects between hands, enjoys peekaboo.
✔️ Month 8: Starts crawling, stands with support, says "mama" or "dada."
✔️ Month 9: Pulls up to stand, understands simple words.

🏃‍♂️ 10-12 Months: First Steps & Words
✔️ Month 10: Waves goodbye, picks up tiny objects, may take first steps.
✔️ Month 11: Stands alone, responds to name, tries to say more words.
✔️ Month 12: Walks with or without help, points at objects, imitates sounds.

✨ Final Thoughts
Every baby develops at their own pace! If your baby is a little ahead or behind in some milestones, don’t worry—just keep encouraging them with love and playtime. 💕

👉 Did your baby hit any milestone early? Share in the comments!

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