Every baby is constantly growing and developing, and the child's development is the fastest. Growth refers to the development of the child's organs and nerves, which can be seen as an increase in quantity. Normal development refers to the maturation of various aspects such as organs, nerves, and tissues. Next, the editor will introduce to you the growth and development patterns of babies?
What is the growth and development pattern of babies
The general pattern of baby growth and development is:
1. Growth and development have stages, and the younger the age, the faster the physical growth. If the baby's length increases by an average of 2.5 centimeters per month in the first half of the year after birth, 1.5 centimeters per month in the second half of the year, and 0.83 centimeters per month at the age of 1-2.
2. Growth and development are from top to bottom, from near to far, from coarse to fine, from low to high, from simple to complex. The developmental pattern of a baby's movements after birth is: first lifting the head, then lifting the chest, and then sitting, standing, and walking.
3. Uneven development of various organ systems. The growth and development of the brain is first fast and then slow, the development of the reproductive system is first slow and then fast, the development of the lymphatic system is first fast and then retracted, the development of subcutaneous fat is first fast and then slow, and then slightly faster, and the development of muscle tissue accelerates only during school age.
Baby Skill Development Standards
0-3 months old
Newborn babies actually have a response to sound and can lie down and look up. When a baby reaches one month old, you can sit up by pulling their wrist, keep their head upright for two seconds, make small throat sounds, and use research to track people walking. When he was 2 months old, his head could stand upright for 5 seconds, and he liked to touch objects around him and start smiling. If you teased him, he would also have a reaction. When he was three months old, his hands could grip each other, shake things, and he could laugh out loud, laughing at people.
4-6 months old
A 4-month-old baby can look up 90 degrees when lying down, put toys in their mouth, make loud noises, babble, laugh loudly, shake and watch the tambourine. At 5 months, one can sit up with a light wrist pull, lean their head forward while sitting alone, grab onto toys, look at moving objects, and get excited when they see food. At 6 months old, they will lie down and turn over, tear off paper, use their hands to hold objects, turn their heads when called, self feed cookies, and hide and seek.
Baby growth and development indicators are only reference content and cannot be blindly pursued. Because every child is an independent individual with their own developmental indicators, as long as they are within the normal range of development, there is no need to worry. Baby development varies both physically and technically. In terms of skills, it can be achieved through training, so the situation can be appropriately trained.
