My Child's Development | Parents 2 Parents

As your baby enters his second month, he will gain new skills right before your eyes. At this stage you will notice that your baby is beginning to turn his head to both sides, follow objects with his eyes and more.

7 to 9 Months

By now, your baby can make some gestures to show what he wants, such as raising his arms when he wants to be lifted.

13 to 18 Months

Your baby’s second year of life brings new skills for a different perspective on the world around her. At this stage your baby will begin to: Your baby will start to demonstrate more predictable skills.

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TIPS FOR PARENTS

Ending Activities

If you tell your baby in advance when activities are going to end, your child will feel secure and co-operate more often.

Pretending at Play

If you encourage your preschooler to pretend when you play together, your child will use language in imaginative ways.

Food Variety

Provide a variety of foods for your toddler to try and your child will discover her own preferences as she enjoys a well-balanced diet.

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