Charting progress throughout the wonder weeks from "summary" of The Wonder Weeks by Frans X. Plooij,Hetty van de Rijt,Xaviera Plas
Throughout your baby’s first 20 months, you will be able to witness remarkable progress in their development. By charting this progress throughout the wonder weeks, you can gain valuable insights into your baby’s growth and behavior. This charting process involves observing and recording your baby’s milestones, reactions, and overall development during each wonder week. As you track your baby’s progress, you may notice patterns emerging in terms of their behavior and reactions. For example, during certain wonder weeks, your baby may display increased fussiness, clinginess, or restlessness. By charting these behaviors, you can begin to anticipate when your baby may be going thro...
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