Your baby is finally approaching his or her first milestone – his or her first birthday. But first, let's take a look at the last month of your baby's first year.

Febrile convulsions are common in children 12-18 months of age. The vast majority of cases recover completely. However, some cases require anticonvulsants to avoid brain damage caused by high fever. When using drugs for children with febrile convulsions, attention should be paid to some important issues to prevent possible side effects.

Your baby is about to turn 1, and a year ago he was still in your arms. It's amazing how much he can do now. The milestones of this age group are getting longer and longer, even though he's already walking and talking. To encourage your baby's growth, remember that every child develops at a different pace and you should do everything you can. Your baby will reach these milestones when he's ready, all you need to do is provide him with adequate nutrition and be there for him when he falls.

The 12-month milestone marks an important step in your baby's development. Many parents worry about what to feed their 1-year-old child to provide enough nutrients, helping them to be healthier and smarter. The nutritional regimen for 1-year-old children needs to be balanced, diverse and appropriate to become the premise for the baby's later developmental milestones.

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.

Between 12 and 36 months, toddlers will begin to eat more solid foods. Learning about the types, amounts, and timing of foods offered to toddlers at this age is important to provide adequate nutrition for their growth.

Newborns are subjects with a very fast growth rate, in which you will easily recognize the surprising changes in the child. The period from 4 to 12 months is one of those important milestones. Children begin to crawl and babble, this is a milestone marking the child's communication with the surrounding environment.

Parents of young children need to learn more about well-child visits. To prepare for your child’s 1-year-old visit, learn what to expect at the visit. You may also want to review questions your doctor is likely to ask and prepare answers in advance.

During the first 12 months of life, a baby will go through rapid growth phases. Although babies of the same age and sex may vary in size, their weight is one of the signs of good nutrition and proper physical development. How much does a 12-month-old baby weigh?