What are the developmental standards for a seven-month-old baby?

Generally, babies develop rapidly at seven months old. Not only can they sit steadily by themselves, but they can also pick up things that fall on the ground. The ability to pronounce is also gradually enhanced. Many new mothers do not understand the developmental standards for seven-month-old babies. So what are the developmental standards for babies at seven months? I hope every parent will pay attention to this issue and pay attention to their children’s growth.

The 7-month-old baby is now becoming more and more capable. Not only can he sit up by himself, but he can also pick up small objects and put them in a big box. The baby's pronunciation is further enhanced. The sounds he makes are no longer simple vowel sounds "a" and "e", but initial sounds "pa" and "ba". If he happens to say "Mom", and gets your response in time, he seems to understand the relationship between the two. However, he will forget it as soon as he turns around.

List of baby growth and development standards for this month

7 months boy girl

Height (cm) 62.7-77.4 (average 69.8) 61.3-75.6 (average 68.2)

Weight (KG) 6.24-12.20 (average 8.76) 5.90-11.40 (average 8.11)

Head circumference (cm) 40.4-48.4 (average 44.2) 39.5-47.2 (average 43.1)

Baby's physical condition this month:

This month, the baby may also have teething discomfort and may bite the mother's nipples. It would be terrible if it causes nipple rupture and mastitis. The preventive measure is to give the baby a teething food 10 minutes before breastfeeding and let the baby chew it first. This way, the baby will be less likely to bite the mother's nipple. The baby's complementary food should be as light as possible, even though adults may think such food is tasteless.

Scientific Nursing:

Although the baby's physical development slows down during this period, his movements develop rapidly and his consumption increases significantly. In addition to ensuring 750 to 900 ml of milk per day, the proportion of nutrition provided by complementary foods should be increased. In addition, mothers should pay attention to choosing foods high in calcium for their babies to help their teeth grow smoothly.

You can also let your baby sit and play alone at ordinary times, give him a small toy, and then let him hold the doll in front of his chest with both hands. You can also let your baby hold some objects that are not very easy to hold. Playing this game with your baby frequently can effectively improve the coordination ability of his or her hands.