When babies are just born, their abilities are relatively limited. Only through exercise and normal development can they slowly learn to lift their heads, crawl, walk, and so on. Both require step-by-step practice. So how long does the baby practice looking up?
Generally, babies can practice raising their heads at three months old, but the duration of each practice should not be too long, about 10 minutes or 5 minutes is sufficient. Some babies develop slowly or are premature, so it is necessary to postpone the time for head up practice appropriately. In short, the time for head up practice should not be too early.
When practicing looking up, the first thing to do is to teach the baby to turn over, and then turn over before the baby can look up. If the baby looks up for a long time, they will feel particularly tired and may even lie on the bed to rest for a while. In fact, babies are very smart. If the baby likes to look up, they will have to keep looking up, which means that the baby is also relatively healthy.
When practicing lifting the head, you can also have the baby lie on the adult's body. However, during the practice, be sure to use both hands to support the baby's back and buttocks, so that the baby can stand upright. If the baby struggles to stand upright, you can let the baby lie on their shoulders and slowly lift their head on their own.
