Your Baby this Week

By Priyadarshika Ingle | Updated: 20/11/2020

Now that your child is able to sit still for long periods of time, reading together is more fun than ever before. Asking your child to point to objects on a page is a good way to find out is how much he understands, even though he can’t say the words yet. Don’t worry if your child does not say a lot of things: A vocabulary of anywhere between ten and 50 words is normal for this stage of the development process.

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Priyadarshika Ingle

Priyadarshika is a passionate writer, who doesn’t hesitate from treading uncharted territories. She thoroughly enjoys the process of transforming thoughts into words and creating interesting reads. She likes sharing ideas and perspectives, and always ensures she is patient and persistent. She puts efforts to excel every day, whether it is at work or in her personal life. She is a blogger and a poet, and always demonstrates her skills creatively to add value to our content.