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Encourage proper movement of the newborn - 1 year




The development of the baby's movement, called from birth to 1 year, has a very rapid development. But need to be coupled with the development of the correct child with me. Let's see how in each age should stimulate movement development?

Encourage proper movement of the newborn - 1 year


Newborns - 4 months


During the birth - 1 month. The major movement is the growth of the neck is about 2 ½ months - 3 months the baby will have a neck. And start to overturn. And self-imposed

How to stimulate movement development.


Keep your baby upright on the floor, not too soft, because it can cause harm to the nose of the baby sink, causing children to breathe. Sleeping in the back will help strengthen the back muscles and neck. But take care closely. For the safety of the baby.

Age range 4 - 6 months


During this time, the baby will turn upside down and face up. Parents notice it. If the ball upside down will act like trying to swim gradually creep forward. Can be supported by the use of pillows or support people to support the body.

How to stimulate movement development.


Parents can encourage their children to face upside down.

1. When the baby sleeps. Let your mother hold the toy to the baby to look to one side to flip to pick up toys.

2. Play with hands, feet, legs and arms to exercise.

3. When the baby is lying down. Use a toy to lure the child to look and try to get back.

4. Push the shoulders and arms of the ball while he is lying on his back.

5. Change your child upside down some. As children wake up

6. Training the legs to strengthen the ball to kick the leg, such as kick the leg in the water.

7. Legs by hand. Let him exercise or hold the ball up and release.

Ages 6 - 8 months


I do not know what to do. Or lean on the ground. When carrying a stand, the ball can lean to try to gain weight.

How to stimulate movement development.


1. Grab the baby sitting and then pick up the moving toy at eye level. Or talk to children.

2. Keep your child in balance or sit on the table to play.

3. Sit for a baby chair when the baby starts eating supplements.

4. To support the ball to stand important to get the body weight of 50% because the bone is not strong. Just to learn to balance.

Age range 8 -10 months


The baby started to sit up himself, crawled, began to stand on the island. And stand rail bars.

How to stimulate movement development.


1. Invite children to crawl toys that move. Or crawl one at a time. At the beginning of the crawl, you must be careful about things. Do not have a small piece. Or a sharp knife. Keep it safe. Because you crawl around and start catching your mouth.

2. Encourage the ball to stand or stand. Use toys to lure children to stand up.

Ages 10-12


During this age, children start to lay eggs or walk to the home furniture, such as island tables, chairs, stairs, railing to support themselves while walking.

How to stimulate movement development.


1. Place the toy by the table, chairs, walking the ball to pick the baby.

2. Practice the ball without the rail or the island.

Training in movement development It helps to have strength muscles and limbs. You can pick up a variety of things, including to prepare to move on.
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