Child development
If after a few months the baby is not able to function normally according to age, it is necessary to see a pediatrician. It should also be kept in mind that the reason the child is behaving differently may be that he is ill or upset for some reason. Sometimes a child's development may be slower in some respects than in other children of the same age, but in other respects it may be much earlier than in other children. There is no point in forcing a child to learn to walk if he is not ready.
Signs of baby development
A quick check on whether the baby's normal development is being delayed:
2 months - smile when you talk
3 months - to recognize the mother
4 months - hugging, looking around
5 months - Learning to hold on to something
6 months - Saying the words ‘mother’, ‘or’
6 months - Learning to sit without any help
9 months - learning to crawl
12 months - learning to stand
13 months - learning to walk with no help
24 months - climbing stairs and saying short sentences
36 months - learning to ride a three-wheeled bicycle
48 months - throwing the ball with the hand and climbing the stairs with one foot
62 months - Learning to draw complex shapes by looking
The level of development of the child
Six weeks after birth
The baby turns his head to one side and lies down
Suddenly the sound startles or the body becomes still
The fists are closed
He tries to catch it by touching the palm of the child's hand
6 to 12 weeks
Learning to fix your head
The ability of the eyes to focus on something
3 months
Lying on his back, Bacha moves both arms and legs equally. His movements are not accompanied by shaking or incoherence. In addition to the sound of crying, the baby makes various noises with its mouth.
The baby recognizes the mother and responds to her voice
The baby's hands are often open
When the baby is straightened, he can keep his head straight for a while
6 months
The child plays with both hands together
Hearing the sound around makes my head spin
It can be upside down or upside down
Can sit for a short time with a stop
Holding the baby high can take some weight off the legs
Lying on his back, he can spread his arms and legs and take charge of his body
9 months
The baby can sit without holding anything
Can crawl on the knees and hands
12 months
The child pushes and tries to stand up
‘Mama’ begins to say
The child can walk holding the furniture
18 months
Without help, the child can grab a glass and not drink water from it.
In a large room, a child can walk without help without stumbling or falling
Can say a word or two.
Can eat by itself
2 years
The baby may take off some pajama type clothes
Can't fall and run
The child is delighted with the picture in the picture book
The child can say what he wants
The child begins to imitate what others say
The baby can recognize certain parts of his body
3 years
The child can lift the arm and throw the ball over the shoulder (not sideways or downwards)
The child can answer some common questions, such as "Are you a boy or a girl?"
Helps to keep the baby away from anything
Can name at least one color
4 years
The child can pedal the tricycle
Can name pictures in books or magazines
5 years
The baby can button his clothes
Can name at least three colors
He can change his legs and go down the stairs
Can jump with legs apart
Delay in child development
If some of the stages of development discussed are not manifested in the child, doubts about the child's development may be expressed. If 25 percent of these skills are not seen in general, it can be said that the child's development is delayed.
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