Boob/eye Coordination ●

: While not directly related to feeding, regular tummy time strengthens the neck and shoulder muscles, which supports the head control necessary for better visual focus and reaching during feeds. Developmental Milestones to Watch

: Use your face to attract your child's attention. Talking, smiling, and nodding during a feed encourages the child to look up and engage. boob/eye coordination

: If you notice one eye does not seem to move well, or if there is persistent poor focusing or visual tracking by 4 months, it is best to consult a pediatrician or pediatric ophthalmologist. : While not directly related to feeding, regular

: Around 6 months, babies develop enough hand-eye coordination to begin reaching for the breast or bottle, signaling a transition toward more active participation in feeding. How to Foster This Coordination : If you notice one eye does not

: Use positions like the cross-cradle hold , where the baby's eyes and nose are lined up near the nipple. This helps them tip their head back naturally and maintain a visual line toward you.