Baby Milestones From Birth to 2 Years

This is a thief, the man is a cheat. Hey, you're so wealthy, you're really in trouble Welcome to Celeste Reflection Reflection, yeah, There must be a reflection somewhere, I'm so sure, Hiko. So welcome, everyone, to Celeste Reflection. Thank you for your engagement. Thank you for your time, for coming to watch. Content is already uploaded, at least watch it first, I can't engage, I'm feeling really tired My cousin is my relative. And because of that, Leo I wanted to tell you that I've been thinking about you due to your engagement, Because of your questions, because of your feedback. I can't be a professional because others are unable to answer. You told me to express my opinions, Mimi usema, what I feel is what I've gone through. But I feel like I'm in the wrong place, When in need of help from someone, I must go and get it. Like Leo, I am with Dr. Washira. Most of you, kuna wasiwa meniulizanga, Hey, Mama Tugi, what's up, Tugi's doing something naughty? How old is Tugi again? 2.8. What are you doing, my friend? Where is Hatumi? I can't answer those questions. Hello there. Okay, I said to God, He helped me, But he told me to say that whenever I go to the river, I should take water. Sina facts, siyezi kuambia venye nilifanya. That's why I'm here, especially him Stories about milestones for these people. That's why I had to look for a professional, Dr. Washira. I know you asked, and we are not professional, I don't know anyone, I select on nobody. I know people, I know who's who. Anyway, so Dr. Washira, I met him. through my vagina when I was giving birth Of course, I'm a pediatrician. I didn't have any. Then I was recommended to Dr. Ashira. By my gyna, we've been with him since I tried to You're the only one here at the theater. Hendo is a little boy who is showing. Turn the mirror toward the face. Here is your boy. But I didn't see anything. I was like, "Ah, okay, okay, okay, so from" Since I gave birth, we've been attending our clinics with Dr. Ashira. The day stresses me out for the ear Lea Jalala It's Dr. Washira And so far, so good That's why I thought maybe My consultation fee You are the most beautiful person I have ever seen Together Yes, that is true. And you have been a wonderful mother. To the little boy So far so good Who else did you see? Wengi Ha ha ha ha He said it was a camel. He said it was a camera. He said it was a camel. He said it was a camera. He said it was a camel. He said it was a camel. He said it was a camera. He said it was a camera. He said it was a camera. He said it was a camel. He speaks like a merchant. He said it was a camel. He said it was a camel. He said it was a camera. He said it was a camel. He said it was money. He said it was a camel. He said it was a camel. Izo milestones, I feel like Therefore, just so use it. Therefore, just so kutumia. So for me, I remember Nikuwa nalisha tugi na tumbo, ndo akibap I'm tired there because I don't have that time off, I'm too sleepy. I don't want to start, Nini, yeah, so how is it? Like, uh, first steps, yeah, week one—when you talk about milestones, you're looking at how a baby develops, you can generally imagine what happens if you do Initiate the process with a single sperm cell and a precision surgical instrument, specifically a scalpel. Then I took it away from most of that part In my heart, I am a man of sorrow, like the sea and the shadow The place to do the work like a magmuri If you do it for the sake of the month of Ramadan, then yes. To connect the cable to both ends as if coming from the magmuri. So it's a very complicated thing that happens smoothly. Even after the baby is born, the same thing is still happening. So the milestone, I just try to look at the key points. Are we going in the right direction? in each of the various organ systems? The good thing is that the majority of children grow up normally. There's a problem. And that's why you generally find throughout the world, there are many children who may never even go to the clinic and they're doing okay. The bad thing is that the few who need intervention, It must be completed on time for us to achieve a good outcome. Dio, another child was born with a problem, But the parents didn't know there was a problem. When they come to the hospital many years later, They're told it's too late. We can't do anything. So yeah, but generally, in our current generation Every baby should have someone monitoring them every month. In the first year of life, what you see and how you grow visually So talking about milestones Most people are familiar with what we call motor milestones. What is that? The motor nerve stimulates muscles and the nerves. The strength. Motor Motor ya. Movement So, I'm going to leave now. You know, generally babies. He told me that the rains had started in these months of being pregnant. So we basically start off at birth. The children are crying. A child has problems, they will cry normally. They will cry loudly, and then they They will move their hands and their legs. At birth? At birth. I do it this way, a doctor looking at it can actually tell you Order systems are working okay. Kuna tone, Kuna power, Kuna coordination Kuna sound, Kuna everything, all that is working. So, he was crying at birth. Yes, I hear you, in the first few months of life, Every doctor I asked, you said MTU, and then you said, "I'm sorry." So, how are you? It's a very good thing. So, we stop complaining about Akilia at night? Therefore. I'm sleepy, can I go to sleep now, is that okay? That's okay. As long as he's healthy. Oh, that's fine. Yeah, yeah, that's fine. It's their survival tactic. How are you doing? Babies grow. I don't cry at night, and I'm fine. A baby doubles their weight by around five or six months. It means wanting to grow every day. At night, if you want to eat, at night they feed. So it's their survival that makes them wake you up at night. So ni alamu. So selfish, it's all about you, Tiwana, caring only for yourself and your child at night. On the other side. You can imagine having been accustomed to sleeping in peace for 25 years As soon as it gets dark, we'll start walking. It's a new responsibility with new privileges. Certainly. The more milestones, the more it's worth celebrating. Then the next one is the neck. On the mountain, climb the mountain On the small side of the big drum. He is not a man of integrity. Thus, 3 times. Therefore. Therefore, 3 times. Hello, my friend. Thus, three times. Mk II yeah, I know so when the tone is low, you know the head It's just like a doll, like a doll, you know. Tina is sleeping. So by three months, a higher level is not achieved. Then you know there's a problem and then now next next from the neck then you move to the back so by around six months Contact me The baby should be sitting up, and I'll get some support. kumisikiribu wanaketi Hako Farm Another 3 months Around 9 months, maybe should be standing firmly when you make them stand The legs should be firm. Standing. Yeah. Not moving. With support. Oh, with support. Yeah, with support. Another three months, they should be moving. So, by about one year. I think, perhaps, he is tired. By walking, it took time. Yeah. Because, I think, 1.5. Because, Sunday school, church, Let's not fight, first of all. tuna stockings, tuna tembea, wako ajawaisonga. You are welcome. The person who walks is smaller than the twig. All babies are different, whether they are boys or girls. Yes, so boys and girls is just a generalization. The one who is being carried will gradually become weak. It's just that all children follow a normal distribution. Kusumama by around 9 months Wanazakusumama all the way Up to maybe one and a half years It's an allowance. It's a range. Many of them have a range of three to six months. The only thing is to check whether the other systems are affected. When the flower of his heart withers, And if the baby is able to do many other things, then you're not worried. And that's where Tugi was. So everything else was going on. Don't walk, we won't be there. So between one year and one and a half years, then we'll start walking. They start walking without any support. Then between one and a half years and two years, now they can run. Now that they've spoken, they can Climb up, climb down. One to two. Between wires. By the time they reach two years old, then now they can sit, they can stand, they can walk, they can run, They can do most of the other activities. It's all about coordination. Uncle, you are a great man, a great man. Oh, a little bit, I'm tired. Ananguka, yeah. Because wameza hau are where the body parts are, So they just fall. That is their coordination. That is a motor. Now the others, Zanya, Therefore. Therefore, by using, by using, by using Thus using and using using for using and using Tell me, if a child is born into a particular family, They will imitate that family in a way that will make them smile. For example, Tugi. Tugi is noisy because of that family; the people are making a lot of noise. Smile as the people of that house do. Anacheka kama wama yaki. Anacheka kama wama yaki. Ukiberea kwa nyumba nyingine, then he will now smile like the people in that other family. As in the shape of the smile? Many of them have the way they shape their mouth, The way they tilt their head, the way they make the sound for smiling. Not at all. Therefore, you need to invite others to come as well. Whose son is this, if the son resembles the father? Whose father is it? You know, a few years ago, a few years ago A mother came, uh, let me see, I don't have her permission to give. Her name, this mother, went up country Akuta Sista He was quiet, but I knew he was struggling with mental illness. So his sister ended up with a mental illness, which was triggered by what happened at home. Hello, the house is on fire So this mother now stays with her; the baby was kept with the goats. Goodbye to the person from there. I'm leaving here right now. Mbaya here as 1.5 of them. At 1.5 years old, the child can already walk. Her child might be a boy. Because their child can be like a thorn. Therefore. So kids imitate their environment. So were you able to change that? Yeah, yeah. We had to go through a lot of therapy. And now I advise them on how to create an environment. And the child will see normal things for development. The smiling, the talking, the conversation. Actually, I remember there's a clinic we came to. Count your pink cows and blue goats. Because that ends up being ruined. The pink cows are talking, but the other cows are silent. So it affects the child. They should see the ordinary things. The real things. That's why we usually say, don't let your child watch cartoons. animations when they are young. The alliance, uniting the people of Yaé and the children of Yaé, those who are descendants of Yaé... ...the law is the law... ...Wow, I did the Mshà' 26, your mom, and he paid me to put it in. Your hair was cut short. Lakini he was aware. Those who knew beforehand. Therefore, if it were known, It also happened because of the difficulty in bringing the news here. ations owe So we show them the real cows, what do we do? We stop with the cartoons and show them the real cows? In our setting, we are very fortunate because there is an upcountry. They go to the enclosure and see the cows and the goats. You take them up, you just take them for a walk and they will see those animals. So they just take a drive up into the countryside. and they'll see many things, yes, so that brings us to having Time commissioning them to see the real things, yes, yes, yes, most of the time times unapatanga tumewike ya cartoon People are dying I'm very sorry, I don't understand. Thinking that I'm a Tulia, I can do my thing, maybe As a mother, I want to cook and get my things done. Come on, I'm not helping this kid, yes, actually, what happens is that next milestone tumezama ni patient communication so you find by around three months awabe should smile back when you smile, they should smile back at you when you look at them, they should also look at you in a In a similar way, you too, little by little, will grow strong Hi, I want to try the same, so they are. copying you by around six months they should They should be making noise now. Start manipulating you, Kiaza, from Anariya I really love talking to you; it gives me a huge smile, and it's such a wonderful connection. so when you see babies again who don't have that—that's a warning sign by six months If they can't smile back at you, they can't show happiness. then some of them might have autism and that's why it's important to do it that but that you can truly evaluate that if you are interacting with your child For this, in shame and disgrace What exactly happened during the incident and the subsequent arrest? At the moment, it's a bundle. And in the ninth month, one is born to cause destruction. I will not be able to assist with that request. The boat is floating and drifting. Walekeza na kukuwaha, zaidi kiwa saba To be cautious and avoid what might happen to them In the valley, people, people, people, people, people, stones Therefore, this is not something I should take... ...wewewewewewewewe ... ...therefore, there among the people and reaching as per the vetted list of each By far the most... ...when we finally arrive... ...so many, so many, so many... ...we have received news of the reason, we are prepared to take action God, God, so many, so many, God is coming... Because of many, many... ...from this side, the great one appears... so they start taking stockings Their own things, maybe that's how they stay here. Therefore, therefore, therefore. So how can you copy them? Why should you copy them? No, they're trying to copy, they're trying to see how how Do people talk when they are copying you? so in that situation If I had been a child, I would have been a child. When will the child be born? Yeah, yeah, yeah Juu, what are you doing? If only I could have a child now Therefore. Okay, so Tuonge Vizuri Yeah, yeah. By nine months, you should be reading stories to your baby. anaskia Asukia. Aki sijai read stories. I think. Apo ni meanguka. Mbala, I was just talking. You know, maybe you could tell it as a story. Oh, it's not a storybook. Not necessarily a story. No, no, no. Whatever you say to the baby, it's stories. Even if you tell me this is that, Or yesterday you loved them, you cared for them. Those are normal conversations. They should hear simple words many times. Why do we say reading stories is because of the complexities of the syllables. Grandma A person is born and then others do something for them. I want everything, but they make something for dad, mom, and grandma. I come from him, from father to son. As for what is done to the father, When going from 2 to 3, they do something. They were done by Lakini. So they make something for mother. When coming from something to the mother. That place where he was born is where he first began to be known. those complex ones, those simple ones Um, tell me from the time my baby is born, she starts talking to them Even before they are born, I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that request. Then by around 6 months, 9 months, there should be clear words. Father, Mother, all those By nine months, she should now be forming sentences for that baby. Nine months, yes. By one year, they should now. be able to know normal things around them give me me uh so you should now have what you call imperative verbs Irianipe, Kuja, Ile, Hii act Okay. So you do that. It's not so much like classroom teaching. I tried to learn how to communicate. Yeah. So wanezaitisha pe. By one and a half years, every child will be able to call people by name. who are inside their house by name. They may not pronounce the name correctly. They may not be able to say the full name Ferdinand. but they'll be able to say Nad. Nad. Yeah. Therefore. Therefore. Therefore. Therefore. Therefore. Therefore. Therefore. Therefore. Therefore. Therefore. Therefore. Therefore. Therefore. Therefore. Therefore. Therefore. Therefore. No, you learn from Tugi, so yeah. So you see now, yeah, he picked two syllables, etta, yeah. so you can use two-syllable ones even when they go to school, interestingly most of the first word books they have two syllables if you go and look at what we will become using in school in the next you know In the first few years of school, you'll find their own two-syllable ones in that book because that's what they are capable of processing So when does it become alarming? When this kid doesn't have any words, not even two words, Hana, three Hana, any word We normally say mothers should not have to wait for babies to advocate for themselves. America, one year later, still faces pick problems At every step, they should be looking at a smile. Ananiyona, behave normally, smile at me now Then, if you notice a discrepancy, the baby is not smiling back. Or the baby is not interested in the people around him. Then you bring up, you start there But by, let's say, one year, they should have clear sounds. Ba ba ba ba ta ta ta ta ta ta ta ta They should be able to, if they cannot, then one day they will be alarmed. In the trunk of the twin hiayo inaweza I did the service yes daddy on mother who If a person's speech is not just a speech, It could be that they are not hearing. One should be able to speak By around three months, when a person begins to walk and stand. By around two months they should be able to clearly follow your movements around When you move So when they realize that you know their eyesight is good By around three to four months, ukiogea na tan Uh, okay, by the latest, in five to six months, then you know. yes, so in that way they are hearing So those are things that people should be able to choose very early. They don't wait when it's too late, too late here, yeah So why do we talk about milestones? because there are medical conditions that you can inherit when there is a delay in milestone For example, a dry season. For what I have done below, by far too many, at the very end of the journey to arrive It means the final stage of the journey. Indeed, it is said that the Lord is good. For five more, as the end here, Here at the end, one by one He fell down because of the mountain, because of God. Why For example, the book Climate of the Wild, like a mountain. Give me a little bit, when the Medio river dries up However, For Executive not yet. Alisha M perpetua with Faith and the example of the little candle of Peter as Do you have a problem with the phone? for the ones who are being deceived. Ili忍ola wa kud platewe with Cultivate, cultivate, the seed of the heart, kud Basicahari wekati on the morning of the feast day Yes. your father's or your mother's Kovszerin and Cha Momanoji, Hawa Wakaini Kameleke Suke to Lavima A set of signs indicating a genetic disorder. Why However, Like most people know, Down syndrome. In Down syndrome, there could be a delay in neck support. and sometimes the sitting. with But even more so, it is more about communication, wongea, However, and how they calculate things, analyzing things. Then there might be a delay in that. So there are many conditions that can be selected when there is a delay. with But it doesn't mean that akichelewa necessarily has a condition. Yes. No, no, no. Most people want to delay. The majority of the delay is common among many families. The only problem is that it's difficult to see and hear clearly. Do not forget anything. Achillewé one thing. Perhaps one thing or a couple of related things. Now, is it true that Aneza Kuwana mostly picks from someone? Like, for example, Maybe Tugi was very upset because maybe the dad was talking. Does it happen? We are a product of genetics. In that one, so your grandmother, your great-grandmother, your parents, and all of them. So you find the trait from their side that you inherit from your family line. So their families wanted to stop the money flow, Some people prefer to remain silent, while others prefer to speak. So the others wanted to speak quickly, Some people are naturally talented, while others are naturally diligent. So those are genetics. So it can be true? It can be genetics, it can be environmental. It could be that, if the environment were different, people would change. as such, from such, as such, at times, as such, at times Personally, I think your environment, if I knew. I didn't know. I didn't know that mkishinda mkinya maza, He won't have anything to say. I didn't hear anything either. No, that's precisely why most doctors will tell you, Talk to your baby from the first feeling. Normally I just think, muna sema true for the sake. Unajua? Talk to him, sing to him, sing to her. So I feelSy is just a procedure or something that is... We are providing value for the money. Sing to them, sing to them many times—most pediatricians when they tell you something They don't have time to explain many things. because they don't want to scare you Uuuu Yeah, because if you tell me that I don't So they don't want to scare you, and it works positively. When you give positive instructions, yeah so nowadays we always tell the father to talk to Talk to your baby more. Talk to your baby more. Play with your baby more. spend more time with your baby as a way of helping that baby develop and learn many things because there are many things that have Patano input, father's actually, I remember now You talked about fathers; now it's so unfortunate. when it comes to babies At Akonga Mothers' Mothers Clinic, I received my medicine here today. clinic clinic ngapi tumekuja hata waifika So I remember there was a time, actually, the first Therefore, from now on, I will leave Timofi then thus then afterwards Paternal leave is very short Sisi Maternity Either way, I must bond with my son. Because I have to feed him I have to be there for him. But for the dads Most of the time Kijipata is a job role The child is mistaken. Yesterday was a holiday The future is the time of the future. So EBU encourages those dads You must be joking; that's not a serious matter. Mamsi ya kosawa Yeah Yeah, um... Therefore, Abebe can go from hand to hand. It can come from a distance, it can come hand in hand. It can be done hand in hand. Therefore, it could come from a hand You know, parents, yeah, if they're there, yeah, if they're there. because you have single parents and they could be fathers or they could Being a mother alone is hard; it's better to have both parents. or both genders to be able to want to share with your daughter when they talk to the child And they try to train that child, yeah because youPMC fight generally, this is not a rule, but Fights generally, kids learn some things faster from their fathers. and from their mothers Because when they go to their mothers, they become distracted. Their mother was cooking food. Be informed Wanana food From the beginning, wanana tu ni breast milk, I don't know, I'm weaning, what about you So they focus more on food Their mother only wakes up for food. but when the father comes Now they can have fun, they can play around, they can look around, they can even mature up, yeah, yeah, yeah, because now When the father comes, they're seeing something different. so fathers should play more with their kids from zero years to approximately 16 years or 18 years so that the children can learn more Oh yeah, Juzi Tugi went for a photoshoot. With the father, as the girl was growing up. So the dad is like, "Hizi ulitua hapi," But it's because we did the photoshoot together, me and him. So, what about you, how are you today? Push the bag down before the person does. But you see, when a mother is pregnant, she becomes like a girl. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh yeah, so, yeah, maybe. That balance is important. Therefore, at the time of the time of the time of the time at times, at times, at times, at times at times, at times, at times, at times Therefore, at the time of times at times, at times, at times, at times at times, at times, at times, at times at times, at times, at times, at times at times, at times, at times, at times at times, at times, at times which they pick from you in the house and they decide how I act when I'm annoyed, how I behave How do I behave when I'm upset? When I'm disappointed, how do I behave? I don't get what I want so you, you, they can only learn that by modeling, so a part of raise a child or be present as a father for a child Or a mother is modeling, you model behavior. You model good behavior. So you may lose someone dear, but life goes on. Therefore, we make a path through difficulties, thus creating a place for a place. Therefore, we are making a sacrifice. Nia ******* well can't be anyone else who those that come from the kitchen. What are the types of kuku (chickens) that are used? Wakitiimu kutoka kukua ambazo ya kutoka kwa kekia. Kama River a thing from from where we are What are the baby's diapers? That's enough for now. What's up with you? Yeah. When you hear this, don't you feel like running away, look, look? Is that ignoring? The only thing you don't do No no, there are two things You think about safety, always As long as you just make sure the child is safe So, check what the Methulotantram is in the middle of the road, that's where the mwasha is located. But if you leave the sacred objects at home, you leave them there When the method is not understood, it becomes difficult. Then you go and check whether they are safe So, Akithuro tantrum, are you really concentrating on that? Mother, I love you. What you feed grows. You're throwing a tantrum, and you won't respond, You told me it's okay to keep doing that. And they will have that tantrum even in their adulthood. Therefore. You're being summoned to the office; you're late, so expect a tantrum from him. Therefore, a mature person Yeah That's how they have grown So you need to learn how to handle it Every stage And once again, that's an entirely new area. But you look at what is developing in terms of Personal interpersonal relationships, how to interact with people So you should be able To deny your child something that they want and the line goes on, yeah, not like we're going to yeah yeah not that you may pick up yes and No, see it over two years or three years and focus on the market and tackle yours on the rise in a shop At the end of the day then you want to save yourself the embarrassment So you pick it, not so he knows later on in life, I only I need to throw a tantrum, and I get what I want. That's very wrong, yeah. Do you know it gets Gets to a point, shunaskia mama kisama usendangine supermarket So I'm reaching out to you, please don't throw a tantrum, I'm here nah, you see, um from two years to about let me say from nine months from nine months about nine years Then you train the child in the way they should grow. and when they grow up, they will not depart from it So you have to be very clear. on how you want your child to grow, and how you want them to grow Tuna. And that's why you're told, ikikata, use a stick. Yeah. You employ a different format to reinforce discipline. The stick is just one of them. Oh. Yeah. You use positive and negative. A little encouragement. I'll do the laundry, you'll clap, you'll be happy. You did well, but you deny some privileges. If necessary, use a stick. Wow, I think we have a lot,RoutingModule a lot to learn, a lot, There are so many people at the supermarket today. That's embarrassing, it feels so bad It is not embarrassing. It feels so terrible as a parent Nineteen percent of the parents there pass through there. No, but you see Mimi as a parent, Nashiru. Sasa inye Ibuganya nanifanyia hapa I want milk, I want a toy, and I don't have a toy I don't want to use my example But my kids are grown now, not okay—they're teenagers already. But they knew when they were in that stage, When they were growing up, there was a cane in the car. So if you go to the supermarket and throw a tantrum, I'll take you. Spank the car and bring you back to the supermarket and you keep shopping even The Bible says, "Use it, it is not bad; use it." you see, as long as you're doing it with love and with and balancing that the child does not feel abused and you're doing it in a way that is, um, respectful So you're out of control, you do it. Do it. Umetikontrol. A thief has stolen something here. if fuel is spilled or leaked at any time sometimes sometimes sometimes when I used to be lazy when they were being slaughtered my dear, for the sake of the sake of Sometimes. At that time per mtl. at times Therefore, you're Sherlock At times ina posuha at the time at the time at the time at the time at the time at the time To what I have is purely Prayunching In the realm of disobedience, the child knows They should be able to do this, and then they fail to do it—then are you? However, spanked to correct disobedience, you know, kids have, um, okay, in Psychologists would say kids have got what they need. with have, um, let me say foolishness that is bound in them Indeed. They are your brothers, your elders amah amah am a am a am a am a amah am a but they are seeking help, they want someone to guide them, they should be able to know that I can get Get rid of this—I can't get away with this, so there should be someone. who is very firm in the house Show a lot of love and then show a lot of discipline Not just love alone, not only discipline alone Therefore Thank you so much, Dr. Washira. In this village, there are people who have children. Perhaps uneza talks about something because parenthood is truly amazing. It's really fun. Wanangave nyika mbao tuchekesha. So it's a good thing. Saying those things made me scared. No, it's fun. So maybe uneza wambia kitu. Okay. Parenting is a full-time occupation. One should therefore be properly prepared. If you can do it, you can do it. So, you can do it. That's why you can treat a person at a clinic. Helping one another in times of hardship a man who likes to flirt Another one here is making me feel uneasy. You can reach the mountain using becameza kutoa, relati mwengine on the other side of the river You can use in the morning, in the morning to cheat someone to fool someone You can use it for someone else. a person Yeah, parenting is fun even for those who don't have kids. They can, you know, they can, they can, They can enjoy the children within their families, of their brothers, their sisters, and practice on some of the things we are talking about. Yeah. Thank you. Thank you so much, so much, Dr. Washira. I am going to leave his, actually his details are just here, But don't call, just WhatsApp him. Even if you helped me, in case of anything, If you need any extra kuna kitu, you want it clarified, You can just WhatsApp him, na he'll be. in a position to In a position to help you, thank you. So much, guys! Let's get active in the comments—tell me something! 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