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Head Up When on Tummy- A Positive Sign of Healthy Growth!

Team AckoFeb 8, 2024

You little bundle of joy is slowly growing big, and it is just so amazing how quickly three weeks have passed. Changes are on the cards, and practically every single week you will have something new to rejoice about. Some movements of his totally convey the fact that his growth is happening normally, rapidly, and also healthy!

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What you need to know

Your little one is growing and at the same time getting stronger. At three weeks, your little one will have movements that will be different from her earlier two weeks.

When on tummy, expect your baby to lift his head. Even though he might not hold it for long, but the attempt in itself is a very positive and a formidable sign of developed muscles and motor skills.

However, ensure that no one ever tries to make your baby carry out any movement by force. Let him take his own time and enjoy every step. Forcing any movement can do a irreparable damage. So, enjoy those initial head-ups and have fun!

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