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Myth: “The longer babies stay in a container, the safer they are.”.

Truth: While short periods in swings, bouncers, or seats can be helpful, too much container time can actually delay motor milestones and limit exploration.

✨ Babies nee

Toe walking is common in toddlers, but persistent toe walking after age 2–3 or if it becomes your childs preferred walking pattern, it can lead to:

✅ Tight calves & Achilles
✅ Balance and posture challenges
✅ Foot, ankle, and joint issues

ALERT NEW BLOG POST:
“Why won’t my baby take a bottle?” 👶🍼

It’s one of the most common feeding concerns parents face — and it’s not just about being “picky.” There’s always a reason behind bot

Myth: “Purees are bad and you should only do baby-led weaning.”
Truth: Both purees and baby-led weaning have value! In fact, blended approaches often best support a baby’s developmental needs.

✨ Purees help with early oral-motor co

The CDC no longer lists crawling as a required milestone because its milestone checklists focus on broad age ranges for developmental surveillance.

But here’s the thing: crawling actively develops the brain and body. It strengthens:
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