Baby Development

Baby Development

Uh oh, look out here comes trouble! It's time to double-check that your home is baby-proofed because as soon as your baby can crawl they’ll be on the move exploring every part of your home. We’ve written some tips and tricks to help your baby get moving. 
Uh oh, look out here comes trouble! It's time to double-check that your home is baby-proofed because as soon as your baby can crawl they’ll be on the move exploring every part of your home. We’ve written some tips and tricks to help your baby get moving. 
Sitting is a big motor milestone and it can sometimes feel quite scary placing your baby in a sitting position, especially if they do not have good head and neck control. Find out why it’s so important for your child to develop their sitting balance and how you can help.
Rolling is the first step towards independent mobility, and it can catch you by surprise! That's why we recommended you never leave your baby on surfaces that are off the floor e.g. a sofa or a change table. Generally, rolling develops at around five to seven months with babies learning to roll from their tummies to their backs first and then their backs to their tummies.
“It’s time for tummy time” Does that sentence make you shiver knowing the next 10 minutes could be a screaming contest between you and your baby? No fear, Ready Steady Therapy are here to help. Below we explain why it is so important for your baby to spend time on their tummy and give you some tips and tricks to make it a breeze.

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