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During the first six months, a baby's hands go through significant development. Initially, newborns have their hands in a tight fist most of the time. Around 1-2 months, they start to open their hands more and bring them to their mouths. By 3-4 months, they begin to grasp objects placed in their hands and bring them closer to inspect. Around 5-6 months, babies start transferring objects from one hand to the other and develop better hand-eye coordination. This progression in hand movements is crucial for their cognitive and physical development.

Tag: "Bebe"

New lightweight Tacca stroller

Posted in: Noticias

Tacca is the name of the latest stroller we have added to our catalog. It is a compact, sturdy, and lightweight stroller designed for parents and children to enjoy trips together.

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Celebrate your baby's first birthday

Posted in: Consejos

The first birthday of your baby is approaching and you are thinking of celebrating it? Or, on the contrary, are you one of those who thinks that your baby is still too small for this type of celebration? Be that as it may, today we bring proposals both to throw a party for the baby and for those who prefer to make an alternative plan.

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Baby lag refers to the disruption in a baby's sleep patterns that can occur when traveling to a different time zone. Just like adults can experience jet lag when traveling long distances, babies can also have difficulty adjusting to a new schedule.

Posted in: Curiosidades

This lack of sleep experienced by parents while taking care of their baby is known as "baby lag," a term adapted from the Anglicism used to describe the internal clock imbalance caused by airplane travel, known as "jet lag."

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The baby's first words

Posted in: Curiosidades

etapas por las que pasa un bebé antes de aprender a hablar son un entrenamiento para alcanzar este fin. Los bebés, desde que nacen, se comunican a través del llanto, de los gestos y de la sonrisa.

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Keys to choosing a summer camp for your child

Posted in: Ocio y tiempo libre

para que finalice el curso escolar y muchos padres ya tienen un plan para que sus hijos pasen parte del verano hasta que puedan disfrutar de las vacaciones familiares. Se trata de los campamentos de verano.

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Methods for potty training

Posted in: Educación

To help you with the "potty training operation," there are several methods that we are going to detail in this post. These are the Montessori method and the Fellom method.

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Keys to safe babywearing

Posted in: Seguridad infantil

When being carried, the baby is in direct contact with their parents, feeling their body heat and hearing the heartbeat, which helps the baby feel more secure, sleep better, and strengthens the bonds between the parents and the baby.

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How to organize yourself when you have twins

Posted in: Consejos

if you are pregnant with twins and you are worried about how you will organize yourself when they are at home, we have compiled some tips to make it easier for you to adapt to your new life.

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When should complementary feeding begin?

Posted in: Alimentación

Complementary feeding occurs when the child needs additional food apart from breast milk. Complementary foods are any food or liquid other than breast milk.

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7 gifts for a second child

Posted in: Consejos

When a second child is on the way, many of the things we bought for the first child will still be used for the second one, and when family and friends want to give a gift to the new baby, we don't know what to buy because they already have almost everything they need for their arrival.

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Essentials for changing a baby's diaper

Posted in: Consejos

Changing the baby's diaper is one of the things that raises the most questions for first-time parents. Will I do it right? How often should I change the diaper? What do I need to change my baby's diaper?... In this post, we resolve all these doubts and show some products that will make the task easier.

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Enuresis infantil refers to the involuntary release of urine during sleep in children who are old enough to have developed bladder control. It is a common condition that can occur due to various factors such as genetics, delayed maturation of the central nervous system, hormonal imbalances, or psychological issues.

Posted in: Seguridad infantil

When the little one already controls their sphincters and asks to pee and/or poop in the potty or toilet, adults consider the diaper stage to be over. However, some parents find that their children pee at night while sleeping, several times a week for a prolonged period of time.

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