Baby Milestones – 9 to 11 Months
As a proud parent, you might take notice to every new change in your child’s habits, sometimes a little too much! We suggest a few key milestones in your child’s development so you can observe and enjoy your little one’s progress!
- Might start crawling: Starts to crawl. She’s getting stronger and has more control over her muscles. She’ll need balanced nutrition that will help build her strength.
- May start to feed herself: Can feed herself. Her coordination is improving. Let her practise picking up different-sized chunks of food such as wholegrain rice puffs to practise independent feeding.
- Knows her name: She’s alert and you can see she’s learning every day. She’ll need a healthy balance of foods that support her mental development.
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