Baby & Toddler Development by Age (0–6) | Complete Parent’s Roadmap

Baby development by age: milestones, play, and feeding

Little Loving Life · 0–6 Development System

A calm, science-backed roadmap to understand behavior through development — from newborn to school age.

💗 This page is the “home base” of Little Loving Life. Every guide on emotions, sleep, sensory behavior, feeding, language, and routines links back to this development roadmap — covering birth through age 6.

Pregnancy

Prep without panic: reduce decision fatigue before baby arrives.

Stage

Postpartum

Support the mother’s recovery so the whole family can stabilize.

Stage

Newborn Foundations

When babies feel safe, everything else gets easier.

Stage

0–3 Months

Regulation is borrowed. Comfort builds the brain.

Age

3–6 Months

Curiosity grows. Patterns begin to form.

Age

6–9 Months

Mobility + solids + separation awareness.

Age

9–12 Months

“I want it” arrives before “I can wait.” Attachment gets stronger.

Age

12–24 Months

Big feelings + small words = big behaviors. Tantrums often rise here.

Age

2–3 Years

Independence grows faster than self-control. Peak season for skill-building.

Age

3–6 Years

Emotions get complex. School transitions begin. Self-regulation is still under construction.

Age

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