Anyone who has been a mother should know that the fastest stage of a baby's growth is from birth to one year old. The monthly growth and change of a baby under one year old can basically be said to be changing every day (but there are some small changes that you can't tell).
Babies have regular growth and development, they are super powerful, and they can learn several "new skills" every month. There are folk sayings that can be summarized: three lifts, four turns, six sittings, seven rolls, eight climbs, nine supports, and one year old will walk. Sitting up, crawling, walking, these "big movements" are considered milestones in your baby's growth and development.
The 12-month-old baby's growth process includes new skills for the baby's motor development every month! Parents can use it as a reference to guide the baby's play according to the key points of the baby's motor development. It is recommended that you collect it!
Of course, this is just a reference. Each baby is an individual and the timing of motor development will vary. Differences of 2-3 months are normal. If the difference is more than half a year or a year, parents should pay attention.
