Introducing new skills with each leap from "summary" of The Wonder Weeks by Frans X. Plooij,Hetty van de Rijt,Xaviera Plas
Each time your baby goes through a leap in their mental development, they acquire new skills. These skills can range from simple actions like grasping objects to more complex behaviors like imitating sounds or gestures. It is fascinating to watch your little one grow and learn as they progress through each leap. During these leaps, your baby's brain is making connections and forming new neural pathways. This p...
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