Baby Growth Diary

Babies experience something new every day and grow up so quickly. Many new parents want to record these moments to be able to remember better later and to let family and friends participate in the growth of their baby. For this reason, many parents create a baby growth diary. This is often a bound book with prefabricated pages that can be filled out by the parents. However, it is also possible to create a baby growth diary completely on your own by filling in the pages of a blank book. In a baby growth diary, the small steps and changes as well as the very big milestones can be recorded and provided with pictures and texts. Piece by piece, the baby growth diary thus depicts the growth of the child. In retrospect, parents or even the grown-up children can look at this baby growth diary and go back in time.

Baby

A child is considered an infant, also called a baby, from the 29th day of life until the twelfth month. However, the term baby is also used to refer to children from birth and into toddlerhood. In babyhood, children learn many important new skills and develop strongly. In the course of the first year, they learn to hold their own head, speak their first words and take their first steps. But even infants - like all people - are individuals. They are different and already have unique character traits. Thus, there is a wide range of quite normal variations in how a baby can develop and in which order it can learn skills. For parents in particular, infancy is an exciting time, as there are an incredible number of exciting milestones to experience with their child.

Growth

Growth is generally described as a process of emergence, change or decay. Growth can be based on three principles. The principle of Growth, which includes change, usually refers to physical changes in size, arrangement, and proportion. The principle of maturation describes the emergence of non-learned behaviors and instincts, for example reflexes. Lastly, the principle of learning plays a major role in educational Growth. In addition to school learning, learning through conditioning or other environmental influences is also relevant here. In children, the Growth can be observed very well, because they grow and learn very quickly. In the first year of an infant's life, new steps in Growth can be observed almost weekly, as the child takes major steps in Growth and maturation here. Later in life, development is then largely dominated by learning through school and other external influences, until puberty, when another major physical Growth takes place.

Diary

A diary is a book or notebook for daily entries of personal experiences and thoughts, often containing the author's experiences of a day from a first-person perspective . A diary can be used for self-reflection, or to record experiences for later reference. Writing down feelings, thoughts and the subjective experience can have a healing effect, especially in processing negative experiences. Daily or regular written entries of any kind in chronological order are considered a diary. These records can consist of notes, lists, questions, and texts of varying lengths, either written by hand or on a smartphone or computer. The individual diary entries are usually dated, sometimes with a heading or supplemented by pictures. Usually a diary is not written with the intention of publication, but there are also published diaries written for this purpose. There are also some literary works in diary form.