Baby development milestones by month

Every baby develops at their own pace. Milestones are a map of what tends to come next — a reference to enjoy, not a test to pass.

Broad milestones

• 0–3 months: follows faces, smiles, holds head up, coos.
• 4–6 months: rolls over, reaches for toys, babbles.
• 7–9 months: sits without support, starts to crawl.
• 10–12 months: pulls to stand, first steps for some.
• 1–2 years: walking, first sounds and words, simple play.

Growth spurts

Around certain weeks, babies often feed more, sleep less predictably and seem fussier for a few days — usually just before a leap in skills.

How to track in Malyatko

1. Open Skills and browse expected skills by month range.
2. Check off what your baby is doing and keep a record.
3. See weekly development stages and what tends to come next.

Development, sleep and feeding all move together during a growth spurt.