How to conduct early education for a 4-month-old baby?

Explore methods for practicing head lifting in three-month-old babies and the precautions parents should be aware of.

Understanding a baby’s development from their ability to stand and walk independently to language comprehension and mimicking actions, grasp the key indicators of infant and toddler growth.

If your baby is learning to crawl and only uses their hands while the feet remain stationary, they can be encouraged to crawl forward by practicing more and placing objects behind them to help their feet feel the ground, promoting their forward movement and the use of leg strength.

Learn how to help a three-month-old baby practice lifting their head, promoting the development of their neck muscles.

Discuss the appropriate timing and methods for baby rolling over training, and how to help babies learn to roll over.

A baby starts teething at around seven months old, but by ten months, there are only two teeth. Is this normal? What should I do?

It is normal for a 11-month-old baby to have only two teeth, as the timing and speed of teething vary from child to child. Most babies start teething around 6 months, and primary teeth typically emerge in pairs, with all 20 teeth usually fully erupted by around 3 years of age. If a baby has not grown any teeth by the age of 1, it is recommended to observe for any other abnormalities and consider taking the child to the hospital for a blood calcium level check.

Should an 8-month-old baby be able to clap?

A parent inquires if it’s normal for their 69-day-old baby, who recently has been able to sleep continuously from 9 PM until 6 AM before needing to nurse again, as the baby is already full before taking a nap and is on a mixed feeding schedule.