According to Occupational Therapist and Pampers Institute Member, Kate Bailey, a baby that is on the go, is on the grow.
She suggests a few minutes of tummy time each day to help your baby develop a strong neck, strong back and strong tummy muscles – which will soon help her to crawl and walk.
Kate also advises moms to use homemade play dough for little hands to help develop fine motor skills.
Helpful advice and tips from the Pampers® Institute are available at www.Pampers.co.za and on www.youtube.com/PampersZA Receive emails with information tailored to your baby’s age by subscribing at www.Pampers.co.za/registration and connect with us at www.facebook.com/PampersSA
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