Your baby's diet is extremely important from the first years of life. Providing adequate nutrition that is appropriate to your baby's age and development is extremely important.

The 12th month of your baby’s life can be a real turning point. Your baby is officially one year old and has some major developmental milestones. Your baby can walk and continues to develop language skills with adorable sounds. You should know your baby’s developmental milestones so you can play with them and help stimulate their brain development.

At 13 months, your baby is developing well both mentally and emotionally. You may also be worried about your baby's poor appetite, which is completely normal as your baby now wants to decide when and what he eats. In this article, we will provide useful information about your baby's development at 13 months after birth and what parents can do to help their baby's development.

Caring for infants and young children is a difficult job that requires a lot of time and effort. Babies from 11 to 12 months old have higher energy needs than other ages and are often more active and curious about the world around them. Establishing a feeding schedule for 11-month-old and 12-month-old babies is a good thing to do to meet their basic needs.