Development Category

Baby Language Development: From Babbling to First Words by Age

Babies start babbling around 4 months and say their first words around 12 months. Many parents wonder, "When will my baby talk?" and worry about speech delays. Here's your complete guide to language development stages by age and signs of speech delay.

Baby Walking Development: From First Steps to Walking Practice

Babies typically take their first steps between 9-15 months. Many parents wonder, "When will my baby walk?" Here's your complete guide to walking development stages from pulling up to independent walking, plus safe practice tips.

7-8 Month Baby Development: Independent Sitting, Crawling, and Stranger Anxiety

At 7 months, babies can sit independently, and by 8 months they start army crawling and crawling. This is when mobility increases and curiosity explodes, while stranger anxiety and separation anxiety become stronger. Here's your guide to 7-8 month developmental milestones and how parents can help.

3-4 Month Baby Development: Head Control, Babbling, and Rolling Over

At 3 months, babies master head control, and by 4 months they start babbling and rolling over. This is when your baby truly begins to interact with the world. Here's your complete guide to 3-4 month developmental milestones and helpful play activities.

Newborn Development Guide: 0-2 Month Baby Milestones

Is my newborn growing well? The newborn stage is a time of rapid daily growth. From the **Moro reflex** at 1 month to **social smiles** and **cooing** at 2 months, here's your complete guide to 0-2 month baby development milestones.

Wonder Weeks Complete Guide: 10 Mental Leap Stages Explained

"My baby was sleeping great, but suddenly wakes up crying all night", "They're fussy for no reason and just want to be held" - Sound familiar? Your baby might be going through a **Wonder Week**.

Complete Baby Teething Guide: Drooling, Fever, and Pain Relief

Your baby is suddenly drooling more and putting everything in their mouth. They're waking at night and fussy... Is teething starting? Research shows **drooling occurs in 92%** and **sleep disruption in 82%** of teething babies.

When Do Babies Roll Over | Complete Tummy Time Guide

Rolling over is one of the most exciting developmental milestones for babies. Many parents wonder, "When will my baby roll over?" and "How do I do tummy time properly?" This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about when babies roll over, the importance of tummy time, and how to...

3-Month Baby Development: Head Control, Cooing, Social Smiles

At 3 months, babies change noticeably. They smile more, respond to sounds, and start showing interest in the world.

6-Month Baby Development: Rolling, Starting Solids, Stranger Anxiety

6 months is a crucial time in baby development. Solid foods begin, movement increases, and babies start learning to communicate with the world.

Complete Tummy Time Guide | Baby's Essential Exercise From Day One

**Why is tummy time crucial for baby development?** This guide covers **benefits of tummy time**, **recommended duration by age**, **proper techniques**, and **tips for babies who hate tummy time**.

Baby Head Shape Correction | Flat Head, Plagiocephaly & Helmet Therapy Guide

Baby head shape correction is a topic many parents care about. Since newborns have soft skulls, placing them on one side for extended periods can lead to flat head. This guide covers the causes of plagiocephaly and brachycephaly, correction methods, pillow effectiveness, and helmet therapy.

9-Month Baby Development: Crawling, First Words, Separation Anxiety

At 9 months, babies' mobility explodes. They explore the world by crawling and start saying meaningful first words.

How to Read Baby Growth Charts: Complete WHO Guide

Is your baby growing normally? Learn how to read WHO growth charts, understand percentiles, and know when to be concerned about your baby's growth.

12-Month Baby Development: Walking, First Words, 1-Year Checkup

Happy first birthday! Over the past year, your baby has grown amazingly. Let's explore what 12-month-olds can do and what's ahead.