Baby & Toddler Behaviors are alway the first-time parent’s concern. Let’s learn how to be his friend not parent with Bon’s Mommy
A 2-week-old newborn can see nearby faces, light, movement, and high-contrast shapes, but their vision is still blurry compared with an adult’s. At this age, a baby’s visual system is developing rapidly, and the eyes and brain are still learning to work together to process what appears in front of them. Newborns see best at … Read more
At 2 months old, your baby can see best at close range, particularly when your face or an object is about 8 to 12 inches (20 to 30 cm) away. Their vision is still developing, so seeing something and seeing it clearly are not the same. Your baby may notice light, movement, or a large … Read more
A 13-month-old can become unusually fussy because several developmental and physical changes are happening at the same time. Common causes include growing independence, limited communication skills, separation anxiety, teething, tiredness, hunger, overstimulation, and changes in routine. At this age, your toddler may know exactly what they want but still lack the words or skills to … Read more
Babies kick their legs frequently for 8 main reasons: motor development, excitement, play and exploration, hunger, tiredness, gas or digestive discomfort, overstimulation, and physical discomfort. In most cases, frequent kicking is a normal part of infancy. Babies move their legs as they develop muscle strength and motor control, explore how their bodies work, and react … Read more
Watching your toddler grow between the ages of 1 and 3 can feel exciting one moment and overwhelming the next. A child who happily follows you around at 12 months may suddenly insist on doing everything alone at 2 years old, then begin showing empathy, imagination, and better self-control by age 3. These rapid changes … Read more
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