Highlights By 12 months, your baby’s growth and development will have accelerated, but it’s important not to compare their size to other children. Your baby will begin transitioning to more physical activities, like standing, cruising, and possibly taking their first…

Highlights Look out for developmental issues, such as lack of eye contact, inability to comfort, or delayed movement. Your 11-month-old will likely begin cruising and possibly even take their first steps. Cognitive, social, and emotional development continues at a rapid…

In This Article What are the developmental milestones for my 10-month-old? What activities will help my baby’s development? Signs of developmental issues Tools and assistance Highlights Your 10-month-old is becoming more active, crawling, and pulling themselves up onto furniture. Cognitive…

Highlights By 9 months, your baby may begin eating finger foods and may be able to sit confidently. Your baby may start showing signs of separation anxiety and may become more attached to you. Language development continues, with your baby…

Highlights By 8 months, your baby may be eating solid foods along with breastmilk or formula. Your baby is likely sitting confidently without support and may be crawling or shuffling on their bottom. They may start pulling themselves up to…

In This Article What milestones can I expect from my 7-month-old? How can I support my baby’s development? Signs of developmental concerns Tools and assistance Highlights Between 5 and 7 months, your baby may develop their first tooth, often appearing…

Highlights Six months is the recommended time to introduce solid food, starting with smooth, pureed options. Your 6-month-old will need their third scheduled vaccination, typically involving just one injection. Most babies can roll over by 6 months, so be extra…

In This Article Key milestones for your 5-month-old baby How can I support my baby’s development? Signs of developmental concerns Tools and assistance Highlights By 5 months, your baby’s weight may have doubled from birth, and they will grow about…

Highlights By 4 months, many babies can pick up objects with their fingers and thumb, and try to put things in their mouths. Babies at this age can show emotions like excitement, anger, and frustration, and may sometimes whinge instead…

Highlights By 3 months, your baby will have formed a strong attachment to you and respond with lots of smiles. Your baby will have better control of their head movements and start holding their head up while sitting. Your baby…