Developmental milestones relate to your baby’s ability to move, see, hear, communicate and interact with others. Every baby develops differently, and there’s a big range of ‘normal’. To learn more about your baby’s development and milestones in the first 1000 days go to: http://bit.ly/36jqAuK #first1000days | Raising Children Network

🌟 Every Baby Milestone You Should Know! 🌟 Watching your little one grow is magical! ✨ Here’s what most babies do as they develop—every milestone is a step in their amazing journey. 💛 👶 Physical / Motor Skills: 0–3m: Lifts head, opens/closes hands ✋ 4–6m: Rolls over, sits with support 🤸‍♀️ 7–9m: Sits alone, crawls 🐾 10–12m: Stands, may take first steps 🚶‍♂️ 12–18m: Walks, climbs, starts running 🏃‍♀️ 18–24m: Kicks, throws, jumps ⚽ 🧠 Cognitive / Thinking Skills: 0–3m: Follows moving object

➡️Milestones are scientifically-supported behavioral or physical checkpoints seen in infants and children as they grow and develop. ➡️Abilities are additional skills your child should be developing. These are important skills that look at your child’s overall behavior to gauge their progress. We've made it our mission to help parents track baby's milestones and abilities by providing free and trusted information. As we like to say, it's never too early (or too late!) to help get your baby on the

🌟 **Toddler Behavior Tips!** 🌟 Parenting a toddler can be both delightful and challenging. 🧒 Here are some practical tips to navigate those adorable yet sometimes exasperating moments: 1. **"No" All Day Long**: Toddlers love asserting their independence with a resounding "no." 🙅‍♂️ Instead of getting frustrated, try offering choices: "Do you want the red shoes or the blue shoes?" 🥿 This gives them a sense of control while still getting things done. 2. **Hitting and Biting**: When your littl