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Newborns have no neck control.

Always support both the head and neck when holding.

Use cradle hold or shoulder hold.

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Babies begin lifting their heads briefly.

Continue supporting the neck, especially when transitioning positions.

Tummy time helps strengthen neck muscles.

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Baby can now hold their head steadily.

You can start hip holds or have them face outward (with body supported).

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Caregiver holding baby on hip or baby facing forward with support.

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Baby can sit up and move more.

You can use hip carries, lap sits, or carriers (with proper posture).

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Parent holding baby on hip while walking.

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Toddler can be carried on hip, back (in carriers), or hold your hand to walk.

Still lift and carry with care, especially around stairs or busy areas.