The physical development of a baby is divided into many stages, and only when the baby's body develops normally in each stage can it indicate that the baby is relatively healthy. When taking care of a baby, it is also possible to understand the baby's body based on their growth and development. So how to evaluate the physical development standards of babies?
When a baby's growth and development are within the normal range, it is considered relatively healthy. If the baby's growth and development are slow, it is likely due to inadequate nutrition. At this time, it is important to meet the baby's nutritional needs in their daily diet. Most babies will have their specific condition checked by doctors every time they receive a vaccine to see if their growth and development are normal.
If a normal baby is considered to be relatively good, and if it is found that the baby's growth and development have not reached the standard, most doctors will ask the baby in detail and tell them how to take care of the baby correctly every day, in order to make the baby develop healthier. When measuring, it is possible to understand the baby's height, weight, head circumference, and developmental status.
A normal baby will learn to turn over at around three months, sit and stand at around six months, slowly crawl forward, and start walking at around 12 months. Only a normal baby can learn at this standard time. If it is slower than a baby, it may be due to inadequate nutrition or delayed development.
