Exciting news! Your new-born is finally here after nine months of waiting. Now, as your baby adjusts to life outside the womb, you'll start seeing some changes in their behaviour. While the first few weeks mainly involve feeding, crying, sleeping, and diaper changes, by the end of the first month, your baby will show signs of progress.
Can bring
hands close to mouth and eyes.
Turns head from side to side while lying on
the tummy.
Head tilts backward without support.
Clenches fists tightly.
Shows reflex movements like rooting.
Recognizes
the scent of mother's breast milk.
Prefers soft textures and gentle handling.
Likes sweet smells and dislikes acidic or
bitter ones.
Turns
head toward sounds.
Recognizes parents' voices.
Reacts to clapping hands.
Prefers black and white patterns.
Can focus up to 12 meters.
May have wandering eyes.
Difficulty
in sucking
Constant trembling of the lower jaw.
Unresponsiveness to sounds or lights.
Floppy limbs.
Trouble seeing close objects.
Play
simple games like peekaboo.
Recognize when your baby needs rest.
Engage in talking, singing, and reading.
Pay attention to your baby's cues and reactions.