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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: "Maternidad"

Being a mother at 40 years old

Posted in: Consejos

Pros and cons of pregnancy at 40 years old

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Salary or work-life balance, which one holds more weight for you?

Posted in: Noticias

What are the factors that you consider most important when choosing a job: work-life balance, salary, career opportunities…?

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How to soothe a baby's colic

Posted in: Consejos

called "infant colic," that "bellyache" of which its causes have not been determined, can be so irritating for both the baby and the parents.

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Preparing for the baby's arrival

Posted in: Consejos

During pregnancy and as the time of birth approaches, there are many preparations that you must make before the arrival of your baby, especially for first-time parents.

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Maternity leaves in the different countries of the European Union

Posted in: Noticias

In Spain, maternity leave is 16 weeks long. Six weeks are mandatory to be taken after childbirth and continuously. The other ten weeks can be taken before or after the pregnancy.

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With your baby everywhere

Posted in: Ocio y tiempo libre

You have just become a mother, your daily routine has been transformed, and your thoughts are focused on one goal: the baby. It's natural, your child is now the most important thing. But don't forget that you are still the same woman, with hobbies and leisure habits that contribute to your happiness.

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