Proper Ways to Hold a Baby by Skylar Diederich https://padlet.com/skydie1557/ok0mbewx7ipgpmiz en-us 2025-10-21 14:44:46 UTC 2025-10-22 14:51:36 UTC hello@padlet.com Newborns (0–3 Months) skydie1557 https://padlet.com/skydie1557/ok0mbewx7ipgpmiz/wish/3643312092 Newborns cannot hold up their heads. Always support the head and neck.

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Example list:

  • 3–6 months: Try the shoulder hold.

  • 6–12 months: Hip hold or lap sitting.

  • 1 year and up: They can cling to your hip.

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  • “Always hold baby close to your body.”

  • “Avoid quick movements.”

  • “Never carry baby while handling hot drinks.”

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