at the age 4 month minimum baby wite

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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 6 m old boy8 months ago

A. It seems like your question is incomplete, but I assume you're asking about milestones or recommendations for a 4-month-old baby. At 4 months, here are some key developmental milestones and suggestions: Developmental Milestones: 1. Motor Skills: Head Control: Your baby should have better head control and can hold their head up steadily while lying on their tummy or in a seated position. Tummy Time: Babies may start pushing up on their arms during tummy time. 2. Social Development: Babies may begin to smile more at familiar people and might even laugh or giggle. 3. Communication: Your baby might coo, babble, and make more sounds to communicate. 4. Vision: Your baby can focus on objects and people from a distance, and they may follow moving objects with their eyes. 5. Grasping Objects: Babies at this age can begin to grasp and hold onto toys for short periods. Feeding: Breast Milk or Formula: Continue breastfeeding or formula feeding as the primary source of nutrition. Solid Food: It’s generally not recommended to introduce solids before 6 months, as babies' digestive systems are not ready before that time. However, some pediatricians might advise introducing solids closer to 6 months, but you should consult your doctor before starting. Sleep: Babies at 4 months typically sleep around 14-16 hours a day, including nighttime sleep and naps. Health Check: Vaccines: At 4 months, babies usually have a scheduled vaccination appointment. Make sure to keep track of your baby's vaccination schedule. If you were asking something different, please clarify, and I'll be happy to help!