Comment BABYFIT and we’ll send you the link to our Milestones App outlining play ideas and activities to do daily with your baby from 0-18 mos! Babies accomplish a surprising amount in only two months! They go from barely lifting their head to playing up to 30-60 min per day in tummy time! Short wake window activities make all the difference in your baby getting stronger, learning and cognitive development, and bonding with their mommy and daddy. Save this for later or send to a friend who has o

Comment BABYFIT and we’ll send a breakdown of how much tummy time to aim for at each age! Tummy time is important for EVERY baby but not EVERY baby likes every kind of tummy time! I always like to compare tummy time to doing pushups as an adult. When you first try doing push-ups it’s WAY easier to do a wall push up than a military push-up. It’s WAY easier (and more enjoyable) to start at a scaled option than it is to just power through something that’s way too hard for where you’re at. Enter the

There’s so much happening in your baby’s development during the first 2 months of life! Let’s break down some of the big skills we look for during this stage ⬇️ ✨ Motor Skills: Early movement is how your baby learns about their body and environment. You’ll notice lots of kicking and arm movements—this is how they begin to understand feedback from the world around them! 👀 Visual Development: Babies start to explore with their eyes and learn to track familiar people or toys. High-contrast colors

Don’t worry - Your baby does NOT need to be walking by 10 months!! This is one we get a lot! And parents, trust us, the earlier your baby achieves their milestones doesn’t always mean the better! More important is that your baby does hit all of their milestones. They need the time to develop all their skills like crawling, pulling to stand, and cruising before starting to walk! We could write an entire book on why crawling is important but it most definitely leads to improved balance, stability

This one skill in babies is foundational for SO many other skills! Reaching for their feet! Reaching for feet helps babies build crucial core strength. Core strength is needed for almost EVERYTHING including sitting, rolling, reaching, crawling, and feeding. Follow us for all our ideas on how to encourage reaching for feet and other ways to build core strength! Comment FEET for a link to our FAVORITE way to work on this one! | BabyFit Providers