Follow your baby’s cues — every baby develops at their own pace.
Observe your baby’s signals for hunger, sleepiness, or discomfort instead of sticking strictly to a schedule.”
“Respect your baby’s unique sleep patterns and avoid forcing naps at set times.”
“Encourage your baby’s milestones without comparing them to others — each develops differently.”
“Notice when your baby is overstimulated and give them quiet time to calm down.”
“Respond to your baby’s attempts to communicate, like cooing or reaching, to foster learning.”
“Allow your baby to explore toys and surroundings at their own pace.”
“Celebrate small achievements, like lifting the head or rolling over, rather than rushing progress.”
“Be flexible with routines — your baby may need more or less feeding, sleep, or play than expected.”
“Watch for signs of readiness before introducing new activities, like solid foods or tummy exercises.”
“Trust your instincts — you know your baby’s cues better than anyone else, and responding consistently helps them feel secure.
