Baby Development at 10-12 Months

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Hey friends! If your little one is nearing the 10-12 month mark, get ready for some serious milestones. This is such an exciting time as babies are becoming more mobile and expressive than ever!

Movement Milestones

At this age, your baby might be crawling, pulling up to stand, and even taking those first wobbly steps. It’s like watching a tiny adventurer explore the world around them!

Language and Communication

Expect to hear those adorable first words, like “mama” or “dada,” and watch for cute gestures such as waving goodbye. It’s all part of their growing communication skills.

Social & Emotional Skills

You might notice your baby becoming a bit shy around new people, which is totally normal. They may have favorite toys or people and enjoy interactive games like peekaboo and patty-cake.

Cognitive Development

Your little explorer will start using objects correctly, like sipping from a cup, and will even follow simple instructions. Plus, they’ll find hidden toys with ease—such smart cookies!

As they reach these milestones, it’s a good idea to keep an eye on their progress. If you’re curious about what you can do to support your baby’s growth, check out this post on home insemination for some helpful tips. Also, for those looking into preconception health, this site has some great information to help you along the way. And if you’re navigating infertility, the ACOG offers excellent resources you won’t want to miss.

In summary, the 10-12 month period is filled with exciting changes as your baby becomes more mobile, communicative, and socially aware. Embrace these moments, as they grow and learn more every day!