Watch this video to learn about one of the important baby development milestones head control.
Head control is a significant milestone in a baby’s development, marking an important step towards their physical independence. During the first few months of life, babies gradually gain the strength and stability to hold their heads up on their own. As their neck muscles strengthen, they can lift their heads during tummy time and turn their heads to follow objects and sounds. Achieving head control is crucial as it supports the development of other motor skills, such as rolling over, sitting up, and eventually crawling. Parents can encourage their baby’s head control by providing plenty of supervised tummy time, using supportive pillows or cushions, and engaging in gentle neck-strengthening exercises.
Celebrating this milestone not only signifies a baby’s growing physical abilities but also their increasing curiosity and interaction with the world around them.
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