Pulmo Sleep Center Eliksir

Caring for babies and toddlers up to 3 years of age is crucial for their growth and development. In the first few months, the baby is completely dependent on the parents for feeding, sleeping, hygiene and emotional support. As he grows, he develops motor skills, speech and social skills, and care must be adapted to these changes. It is important to encourage physical, emotional and intellectual development through play, learning and proper habits.

For babies, care includes feeding, changing, bathing, as well as providing security and comfort. In the first months, the baby is dependent on the parents for everything, while by 12 months it starts to sit, crawl and maybe walk. It is important to provide a safe environment for exploring and developing motor and social skills. From 1 to 3 years old, children begin to learn basic hygiene habits and social skills, such as sharing and listening.

Caring for babies in the first few months requires constant attention and includes frequent activities such as feeding, changing and putting them to sleep. As the baby grows, the care gradually decreases, but still requires daily attention. By the age of three, children can already participate in simple activities and habits such as dressing themselves and washing their hands, but emotional and physical support is still needed.