What are the development indicators of a twelve-month-old baby?

Children's development has become a very concerned issue for many mothers. After December, babies begin to eat human food. At this time, as they still eat a variety of grains, they must pay attention to their physical health. In the following article, let us learn about the developmental indicators of 12-month-old babies.

Physiological indicators in October: When the baby reaches ten months old, the weight of the baby boy is 7.6~11.7 kg and the height is 68.3~78.9 cm. The baby girls weigh 6.9~10.9 kg and are 66.2~77.3 cm long. 4 to 6 pieces are produced.

Developmental indicators: Can call mom and dad; recognizes common people and objects; can stand alone for a while; can crawl quickly; can walk when held by an adult’s hand; likes to be praised; actively uses actions to express language; takes the initiative to get close to other children.

Physiological indicators in November: When the baby boy is eleven months old, his weight is 7.9~12.0 kg and his height is 69.6~80.2 cm. The baby girls weigh 7.2 to 11.3 kg and are 67.5 to 78.7 cm long. 4 to 6 pieces are produced.

Developmental indicators: The child can walk when held by an adult's hand; can accurately understand the meaning of simple words; can call grandma, aunt, etc.; can point out some parts of the body; can raise a finger to indicate that he is one year old; does not want his mother to hold others; has a preliminary sense of self.

Physiological indicators at 12 months: When the baby is twelve months old, the weight of the baby boy is 8.1-12.4 kg and the height is 70.7-81.5 cm, and the weight of the baby girl is 7.4-11.6 kg and the height is 68.6-80.0 cm. Head circumference 46 cm, chest circumference 46 cm. 6-8 teeth are coming out.

Many of these children have shown signs of picky eating habits, and depending on the physical development of each child, most will suffer from physical maldevelopment and reduced immunity, which will cause illness and colds. In daily life, parents should pay attention to supplementing their children's nutrition.