Fifteen-month-old baby development standards and parenting tips

Fifteen-month-old babies are at the peak of their cuteness. At this time, they begin to slowly try to stand and also slowly begin to learn to speak. Although their pronunciation is not standard, babies with baby voices are super cute at this time. So what are the normal developmental standards for a fifteen-month-old baby, and how should we correctly guide our children at this time? Let's take a look.

1. Developmental standards for 15-month-old babies

1. Body movement and control: When the baby is standing, he can squat down by himself

2. Exploration and operation: The baby can put small objects (such as balls) into the cup and then pour (or take) them out

3. Language: Babies begin to develop language, but cannot express their meaning accurately. They often use one or two words and body language to represent the meaning of a sentence. For example, "车拜拜" may mean "Dad drove away"

4. Social adaptation: Babies are less willing to sleep during the day and prefer to use this time to play

2. Tips

1. Do not supplement calcium for babies based on the size of the fontanelle: Babies develop at different times. Some babies’ fontanelles have already closed, while others will not close completely until they are 2 years old. You cannot judge whether a child is calcium deficient based on the size of the baby’s fontanelle. Blindly supplementing calcium will cause calcium poisoning.

2. Treat your baby's falls correctly: This month, your baby may fall when bending down to pick up something, or may fall on his back when standing up after picking up something. Mothers should not scare the baby and yell, but use a gentle attitude to encourage the baby to stand up by himself.

3. The baby may have begun to learn to resist: Babies of this age already have self-awareness. The more they are forbidden to do something, the more they want to do it. Under the premise that there is no danger, parents should try to let the baby do some things by themselves and encourage the baby's spirit of not admitting defeat.

4. Don’t let your baby lift things that are too heavy: This month, babies like to “challenge their limits”. Because their bones and ligaments have not yet fully developed, it is easy for babies to strain their soft tissues when they lift things that are too heavy, and it may also affect bone development. Therefore, don’t let your baby lift things that are too heavy.

5. These walking postures may be abnormal: If your baby walks like a little duck, or his body tilts sideways when walking, with one shoulder higher than the other, or he still walks on tiptoes, you need to take your baby to see a doctor to rule out pathological diseases.

After reading the above content, I believe you have learned a lot about babies. Parents play an extremely important role in every stage of their baby's life. Moms and dads should pay attention to their children's education and should not give their children various nutritional supplements without considering the circumstances, otherwise it may cause adverse consequences. I wish all babies grow up healthily.