When should I expect first words? Great question — and one we get a lot. ✨ Most babies say their first real word between 10–15 months. By 12 months, we’re usually looking for at least one meaningful word — but if it’s not there yet, it might just mean they’re still building the foundation. 💬 First words might be: ✅A word for someone special, like “mama” or “dada” ✅A fun sound (“woof” for dog) ✅A word only you understand (like “baba” for bottle) ✅Or an approximation of a word (like “wawa” for wa

There's nothing more special than #baby #firstwords. Babies talking for the first time is something a parent will never forget😸💖 | Cute Moment

Milestones are helpful, BUT always remember that every child develops at their own rate! I think it’s great to keep milestones in mind because it can help give you guidance on what activities you focus on with your child and know when to seek out extra support. However, milestones can also be a source of anxiety or sadness for parents when their child is not meeting their milestones. If that’s you, know you are NOT alone! 🤍 try to focus more on what skills your child has/is working on and less

🌟 The Ultimate Baby Milestone Cheat Sheet 🌟 Every baby develops at their own pace, but here’s a gentle guide to know what’s coming next 👇 🍼 0–3 Months 👁️ Follows faces and objects 😊 Smiles back at you 💤 Lifts head during tummy time 🧸 4–6 Months 🪞Recognizes familiar faces 🗣️ Starts babbling (“ba-ba,” “ga-ga”) 🤲 Reaches out and grabs toys 👣 7–9 Months 🪿 Sits without support 🥣 Tries to feed themselves 🧠 Responds to their name 🚼 10–12 Months 👣 Pulls up to stand or cruises along furn