Babies develop at different rates, but milestones in movement, communication, and social skills help track their growth. If a baby shows signs of delayed development, such as difficulty sitting, not responding to sounds, or lack of eye contact, parents should seek advice from healthcare professionals. Early intervention supports healthy growth and development.

Choosing the right footwear for your child is crucial for their foot health and comfort. Ensure shoes fit properly, allowing room for growth without being too loose. Look for supportive features like arch and heel support, flexible soles, and breathable materials. Avoid hand-me-downs and oversized shoes, as they can affect proper foot development. Regularly measure your child’s feet and choose shoes suited for their activities to promote healthy movement and prevent discomfort.

Understanding that crying is a natural form of communication for babies can help you respond with patience and care. By addressing their basic needs and employing soothing techniques, you can comfort your baby effectively during these early developmental stages.

Introducing solids should be a gradual process, starting with simple purees and advancing to more complex textures as your baby develops. Always monitor for signs of allergies when introducing new foods and maintain regular consultations with your pediatrician to ensure your baby's nutritional needs are met.

To ensure your baby's safety and promote healthy development, avoid feeding them honey, cow's milk (as a main drink before 12 months), choking hazards like whole nuts and hard lollies, high-sugar and high-salt foods, and unpasteurized products. Always supervise meals and prepare foods in age-appropriate ways.