What should we pay attention to when infants grow and develop?

During the growth and development of infants, we need to pay attention to some issues that need to be paid attention to during the growth and development of infants, so as to avoid the occurrence of these problems which may cause dangerous situations for the children. This may seriously cause danger to the infants or even cause certain diseases. So what should we pay attention to in the growth and development of infants? Let me introduce this issue to you below.

Physiological indicators at one month: At one month, the baby boy weighs 2.9~5.6 kg and is 49.7~59.5 cm long; the baby girl weighs 2.8~5.1 kg and is 49.0~58.1 cm long.

Developmental indicators: When the baby is one month old, he/she lies on his/her stomach and raises his/her head, with his/her chin off the bed for three seconds; he/she can focus on moving objects in front of him/her; he/she will be quiet when hearing sounds while crying; he/she can make sounds other than crying; he/she can hold a pen tightly with both hands; he/she can open his/her mouth and imitate speaking.

Physiological indicators in February: When the baby is two months old, the weight of the baby boy is 3.5~6.8 kg and the height is 52.9~63.2 cm; the weight of the baby girl is 3.3~6.1 kg and the height is 52.0~63.2 cm.

Developmental indicators: Will smile when teased; eyes can follow objects moving horizontally; can turn head to look for sound source; can raise head for a moment when lying on stomach and turn head freely; fingers can open and close by themselves and can play on chest, and can suck thumb.

Physiological indicators in March: When the baby is three months old, the weight of the baby boy is 4.1~7.7 kg and the height is 55.8~66.4 cm; the weight of the baby girl is 3.9~7.0 cm and the height is 54.6~64.5 cm.

Developmental indicators: When lying prone, the child can lift half of the chest and support the upper body with the elbows; the head can be straight; the child can look at both hands, and the hands can hold each other, and can grab clothes, hair, and face; the eyes can follow objects 180 degrees; the child can smile when seeing people; the child can answer questions, scream, and make long vowels.

Physiological indicators at 4 months: When the baby is four months old, the weight of the baby boy is 4.7~8.5 kg and the height is 58.3~69.1 cm, and the weight of the baby girl is 4.5~7.7 cm and the height is 56.9~67.1 cm.

Developmental indicators: When lying prone, the baby's upper body is completely raised and perpendicular to the bed; the legs can be raised to kick off clothes and quilts and hanging toys; the vision is flexible and can shift from one object to another; the baby begins to babble and responds to adults' teasing with voice; and likes to eat complementary foods.

Physiological indicators in May: A five-month-old male baby weighs 5.3~9.2 kg and is 60.5~71.3 cm long. The baby girl weighs 5.0~8.4 kg and is 58.9~69.3 cm long.

Developmental indicators: The baby can recognize his mother and close people and respond to them; most children can roll over from lying on their backs to lying on their stomachs; can sit for a while leaning on a cushion and can straighten their backs when sitting; can stand with the help of an adult; can put things in their mouths; can utter one or two consonants.

Physiological indicators in June: When the baby is six months old, the weight of the baby boy is 5.9~9.8 kg and the height is 62.4~73.2 cm, and the weight of the baby girl is 5.5~9.0 kg and the height is 60.6~71.2 cm. Head circumference 44 cm, two teeth have come out.

The above is my opinion on this issue. If there are problems during the development of the baby, timely treatment should be taken to ensure the health of the body and avoid danger to the child due to the above-mentioned problems, especially dangerous problems that arise during the growth and development of some children.