A family puts a lot of effort into considering their newborn baby from the moment they are born, not only in terms of daily routine and dietary habits, but also in understanding how much weight the baby weighs per month. It's not easy to be good parents. So, how many pounds will your baby grow per month after April?
After four months of age, babies usually gain 1-2 pounds per month, and at this time, they are fed according to their needs without controlling the amount of feeding. Generally, parents only need to regularly check if their baby's weight and height have changed. As long as the baby's height and weight meet the standards, parents don't have to worry too much. However, after the baby is four months old, parents should consciously start training and doing some things to exercise the baby and promote better physical development.
It is generally recommended for parents to start teaching their babies simple behaviors such as holding spoons and dressing, and at this time, the baby will start sucking on their fingers. Parents do not need to force their babies to stop sucking on their fingers, but they should let them wash their fingers clean to avoid eating unclean things and causing abdominal pain. In addition, parents can try to make their babies do it and be able to hold toys to tease them and make them stand up.
Moreover, a four month old baby can use both hands to support their chest slightly while lying down, and they are also able to grab toys. In terms of language, babies are already able to consciously laugh and cry, and seeing food can express a happy mood. In addition, parents can start preparing complementary foods, but do not let their babies eat them now, as this is not conducive to their healthy development.
