In the first few weeks, infants begin to explore the world, and parents must ensure a safe environment during all routine activities. Babies should always be laid down to sleep on their backs.

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• 21 Oct 2025

Infants aged 6 to 12 weeks are fragile and vulnerable. Shaking the body or falling from any height can cause irreversible damage. Therefore, babies must not be left alone on the changing table even for a moment.

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At the ages of 3 to 6 months, babies can reach out, grab objects, and bring their hands to their mouths. This is the time to exercise extra caution when handling them and remove any items they might put in their mouths.

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At the ages of 6 to 9 months, babies are likely to roll over, sit, or even crawl. You can encourage them to crawl and sit, but ensure the environment is safe to prevent falls.

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At the ages of 9 to 12 months, babies already sit, crawl, and some even stand up. The car safety seat should be installed rear-facing, and infants should never be left unattended in the bath, even when they are sitting steadily.

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• 21 Oct 2025

At the ages of 9 to 12 months, babies already sit, crawl, and some even stand up. The car safety seat should be installed rear-facing, and infants should never be left unattended in the bath, even when they are sitting steadily.

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At the age of one and a half to two years, babies should be encouraged to perform simple actions on their own: walking, taking off their clothes, playing with a ball, and being active. Screens should be avoided until the age of two.

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• 21 Oct 2025

At the ages of 2 to 3, toddlers should be able to run without falling, go up and down stairs with a railing, and climb. This is the time to encourage them to play in the playground while supervising them.

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At the ages of 3 to 4, children begin to resemble small, independent grown-ups. They walk, talk, jump, and try to explore the world on their own. When riding a bicycle, ensure they wear a helmet.

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• 21 Oct 2025

At the ages of 4 to 5, toddlers continue to develop their stability and balance. During the summer you can spend time at the beach and the swimming pool, engaging in games and exercises to improve motor skills with adult supervision.

• Parents and Parenting
• 21 Oct 2025