Hand function development in the third and fourth trimesters

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Child growth is a complex process in which all areas of development are intertwined: motor, cognitive, speech and language, hand function development. There is a saying: "Your hands are a reflection of your brain". The hand is used for research, manipulating objects, activities of daily life.

Child growth is a complex process in which all areas of development are intertwined: motor, cognitive, speech and language, hand function development. There is a saying: "Your hands are a reflection of your brain". The hand is used for research, manipulating objects, activities of daily life.

Brushing teeth: babies and young children

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Regular brushing begins as soon as the first tooth appears. Teeth are brushed with water and a toothbrush twice a day with parents' help and supervision. For children older than 18 months, a low-fluoride toothpaste is also used.

Regular brushing begins as soon as the first tooth appears. Teeth are brushed with water and a toothbrush twice a day with parents' help and supervision. For children older than 18 months, a low-fluoride toothpaste is also used.

Care for caregivers

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While parenting and child care can in itself be stressful, such stresses can be aggravated by professional and other household responsibilities. It is important for caregivers and families to ensure they are able to balance their other responsibilities with childcare to ensure their children receive adequate protection and care. All forms of violence at home must be prevented as these create an environment that psychological affects the development and well-being of a child.

While parenting and child care can in itself be stressful, such stresses can be aggravated by professional and other household responsibilities. It is important for caregivers and families to ensure they are able to balance their other responsibilities with childcare to ensure their children receive adequate protection and care. All forms of violence at home must be prevented as these create an environment that psychological affects the development and well-being of a child.

The order of eruption of deciduous teeth

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The growth of deciduous teeth usually begins between 3rd and 6h month. By the end of the third year, the child has 20 deciduous teeth, and around the age of six, the deciduous teeth are replaced with permanent ones.

The growth of deciduous teeth usually begins between 3rd and 6h month. By the end of the third year, the child has 20 deciduous teeth, and around the age of six, the deciduous teeth are replaced with permanent ones.

Bathing a newborn

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Bathing a newborn can be tricky at first, especially if your newborn seems unhappy in the bath. A few simple steps can make bath time enjoyable and easy for you and your baby.
Bathing a newborn can be tricky at first, especially if your newborn seems unhappy in the bath. A few simple steps can make bath time enjoyable and easy for you and your baby.

Short stature

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"A child has short stature (his/her length is small for the age of up to 2 years) if the values of his/her length/height are below -2 SD relative to the average values for healthy children of the same age and sex."

"A child has short stature (his/her length is small for the age of up to 2 years) if the values of his/her length/height are below -2 SD relative to the average values for healthy children of the same age and sex."

Child growth charts

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About child growth

Children’s growth is a sign of their overall health and nutrition.

All babies and children grow at different rates, and there’s a big range when it comes to ‘normal’. Your child’s growth is unique for him or her, and usually follows a pattern that’s right for him or her.

At home with your baby, you’ll know whether she’s growing. You’ll notice her getting too big for her clothes, bassinet, baby bath or other things that seemed enormous when she was just a newborn.

About child growth Children’s growth is a sign of their overall health and nutrition. All babies and children grow at different rates, and there’s a big range when it comes to ‘normal’. Your child’s growth is unique for him or her, and usually follows a pattern that’s right for him or her. At home with your baby, you’ll know whether she’s growing. You’ll notice her getting too big for her clothes, bassinet, baby bath or other things that seemed enormous when she was just a newborn.

Typical child growth: 10-12 months

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Infant growth in the second half of the first year is somewhat slower, but it is still intense and is strongly influenced by the child's nutrition and activity.
Infant growth in the second half of the first year is somewhat slower, but it is still intense and is strongly influenced by the child's nutrition and activity.

Typical child growth: 7-9 months

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Infant growth in the second half of the year is somewhat slower, but it is still intense and is strongly influenced by the child`s nutrition and activity.
Infant growth in the second half of the year is somewhat slower, but it is still intense and is strongly influenced by the child`s nutrition and activity.
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