👶 Infant Development
Developmental problems in infants (3-12 months)
Symptoms
Teething in Infants
Teething in Infants: A Complete Guide for Parents Teething is one of the first significant—and at the same time worrisome—stages in an infant's development. The emergence of the fi…
Developmental delay in infants
Developmental delay in infants: When to be concerned? Every child is a unique individual who develops at his or her own pace. "Passport" norms found in books and on the internet ar…
Weak head control in infants
Weak head control in infants: When is it normal? The ability to hold the head is the first major motor skill a child acquires, and it forms the foundation for all subsequent milest…
Does not turn over in infants
Infant does not turn over: Norms, stimulation and warning signs Turning over is the first significant step a child takes toward independent movement. This skill indicates strengthe…
Does not sit in infants
Infant not sitting: Stages of skill acquisition and when to be concerned The ability to sit independently is a huge leap in a child's development, opening up an entirely new perspe…
Does not crawl in infants
The child doesn't crawl: Is it normal? Crawling is an important stage of motor development that marks the child's first true independence in movement. It wonderfully develops coord…
Does not stand in infants
Child does not stand: When to expect first steps by a support? The ability to stand by a support is the penultimate big step before independent walking. This skill requires not onl…
Speech delay in infants
Speech development delay: From "agu" to first words Speech development is one of the most fascinating processes in the first year of a child's life. It is not just the appearance o…
Social Development Problems in Infants
Social Development Problems in Infants: Building the First Contact Social and emotional development is the foundation on which a child's personality is built, their ability for emp…
Cognitive delay in infants
Cognitive delay in infants: How a child perceives the world Cognitive development is the process by which a child learns to think, understand, remember, solve problems, and explore…