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3 months milestones

   At this age, babies most likely have curiosity regarding their surroundings.

 

Thinking about 3 months milestones, parents have no idea what to do in this period to develop their babies.

The following list shows a few normal milestones that are achieved during this period.

●     Mother tongue ( Language)

○     Babies start smiling when seeing the adults, get familiar with caretaker’s voice; their crying vanishes on seeing caretaker/adults, and they start making vowels sound.

●     Sentiments

○     Babies stay calm with familiar voices and faces. The element of trust starts building in them when they constantly observe someone fulfilling their needs and requests.

●     IQ

○     Start copying others expressions. When they are clam; observes their surroundings.

●     Physical

○     Start looking at objects and focus on them at times. Try to keep close to the caretaker.

Babies cannot fully express their emotions. They love to watch your face and try to imitate your facial expressions. This is the most favorite action they love to observe. When you speak they follow you. Satisfy them with lots of love and jokes. You must not ignore them because of this most crucial element of 3 months milestones. This is time you should stay positive and soon he/she will show you results and start delivering you the same expressions of your face at the end of the 3rd month.

Absolutely you are going to enjoy this time with your baby but totally lack the experience of how to take care of him. We have developed 3 months milestones activities to develop in babies’ growth.

 

3-month-old baby activities

 

These are the few activities that boost up your child even more:

 

●     Hide & Smile

○     Sit in front of your child

○     Bring two palm of your hands in front of your face

○     Ask your baby: Where is {say his name}?

○     Just after a few second separate your hands and show your face to your baby

○     Give him a lovely smile. This is an awesome activity for a 3-month-old baby.

●     Hammocking Game

○     Cover your child with a blanket. His back should be on a blanket

○     Take the help of your hand or another person to pick up from one end of the blanket and cuddle in the middle but securely handle the 3-month-old baby.

○     Oscillate hammock back & forth but smoothly not fast neither slow. Sing a song or give a big smile at him.

●     Zizz the Baby

○     Sit beside your 3-month-old baby. Make some sound like Zizz. Start moving your finger while making zizz sound and closer to a 3-month-old baby as your zizz escalate.

○     You can also use your nose, head, and try different ways. Touch other body parts.

 

5-month milestone

           This month is transition time for the baby and his parents. Many medical experts’ research shows that milestone of baby is covered in 4 to 6 months. There is a wide range of coverage done like emotions, language, physical and developmental milestones.

There are a few of them you can expect in 5-month milestone

 

●     Spend a lovely time in the morning

●     Give some challenges

●     Play music or teach a new thing

●     More Rest

Babies at 5 months just like dust or sponge they start absorbing new skills into their mind and body and in the future, it turns out to be inhabited.

Spending time in the morning is creating a habit of your child to start a good morning and babies are more energetic and active at that time. You can have small chat with your baby in the morning. This is a very important time for infant growth spurts.

In this 5-month milestone, babies are already busy learning a lot of new skills, sounds, faces, moving objects. Baby and you need take some time to rest as well as nutritious food to eat.

After setting 5-month milestone. In sixth, babies crawl.

When do babies crawl?

Between 6 to 10 months babies start pushing back and forth on their knees. Some of them get strong very early and hence start crawling early as well.

 

What to expect in the first year?

At the end of the topic summary, it can be concluded that parents need to be patient. Babies grow slowly, phase by phase, with lots of big surprises and small happy moments. You set first 3 months to a 5-month milestones.  Watch them carefully and witness how your infant growth spurts.

 

 

       

 

 

 

 

 

 


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