Baby growth in the first year of life undergoes many changes and changes from month to month.
In the first three months, the breastfed baby increases by approximately 700 to 800 g per month and over the next three months increases by an average of 600 to 800 g per month, twice the birth weight. 400 to 600 g per month until the year of age, at that age you have three times the birth weight.
At birth, the average baby size varies from 49 to 50 cm and per year, the baby is between 74 and 75 cm tall.
The baby’s lower front teeth should appear between the eighth and ninth months of life, and the upper front teeth begin to appear between the eighth and twelfth months of life.
The baby’s development progresses every month and the baby can do new things every month that happens.
The baby’s development from 0 to 3 months includes the baby
These developmental milestones of 0 to 3 months are written in the order in which the baby can reach them.
The baby’s development of 4 to 6 months is related to the baby’s ability to:
These activities the baby can already perform are ordered chronologically, from the fourth to the sixth month.
The baby’s development of 7 to 9 months may include the baby
These events are written in the order in which they occur, from 7 to 9 months.
The baby’s development of 10 to 12 months includes the baby:
These developmental milestones are written chronologically, from 10 to 12 months.
The baby’s development is not the same for all babies, as some may take longer than others, the important thing is to respect the baby’s time and take it periodically to the pediatrician to evaluate its growth and development.