Timeline of a Child's First Year by

The newborn (Birth to 1 month)

guerreroy169220 — 2024-03-05 17:18:28 UTC

The newborn's systems for breathing, eating, eliminating, and regulating body temperature are functional and ready to take over at the time of birth. Thew newborn's motor development (movement) is both reflexive and protective. The newborn's is just do eating, toileting, bathing, dressing, and sleeping, play and social actives in their daily lifetime.

1 to 4 months

guerreroy169220 — 2024-03-05 17:18:29 UTC

Growth proceeds at a rapid pace. Body systems are fairly well stabilized, with temperature, breathing patterns, and heart rate becoming more regular. Motor skills improve as strength and voluntary muscle control increase. Longer periods of wakefulness encourage the infant’s social-emotional development. Social responsiveness begins to appear as infants practice and enjoy using their eyes to explore the environment. Cooing and babbling often begin around two months of age and represent an important step in the acquisition of language and give-and-take social interaction with others.

4 to 8 months

guerreroy169220 — 2024-03-05 17:18:30 UTC

They seem to be busy every waking moment, manipulating and mouthing toys and other objects. They move easily from spontaneous, self-initiated activities to social activities initiated by others. They “talk” all the time, with more variety and complexity of vowel and consonant sounds. Attachment is a special emotional bond formed between parents and infants through a process of give-and-take interactions. It develops as infants and parents begin to synchronize their response patterns.

8 months

guerreroy169220 — 2024-03-05 17:18:30 UTC

This is what 8 months-old babies are just doing in their daily life & following on their parents are following their schedule for their babies, which their babies are slowly recognize their patterns of their parents' schedule.

8 to 12 months

guerreroy169220 — 2024-03-05 17:18:31 UTC

Delayed walking is also associated with certain medical conditions, chromosomal abnormalities, and autism spectrum disorders, and the child should be evaluated if this behavior is observed. During this stage, the infant also is becoming increasingly skilled at manipulating small objects and spends a great deal of time picking up and releasing toys or whatever else is at hand.

The end of newborn to 12 months

guerreroy169220 — 2024-03-05 17:18:32 UTC

At the very end of newborn to 12 months that it going to happened all over again to those what have a baby of to whoever is their parents, and this will keep happening over and over again.