After birth, your baby goes through remarkable developmental changes month by month. Here's a general overview: 1. Month 1: Your baby will focus on eating, sleeping, and bonding with you. They'll start making eye contact and becoming more alert. 2. Month 2: Your baby will begin to smile and make cooing sounds. They may also start lifting their head briefly during tummy time. 3. Month 3: Your baby's head control will improve, and they may begin to roll from tummy to back. They'll become more interested in their surroundings. 4. Month 4: Your baby will likely start to reach for objects and possibly grasp toys. They may also begin to roll from back to tummy. 5. Month 5: Your baby's hand-eye coordination will continue to develop, and they may start to sit up with support. They might also enjoy playing with their own feet. 6. Month 6: Your baby will show more curiosity and may begin to sit up without assistance. They'll start babbling and may even say their first word. 7. Month 7: Your baby may start to crawl or scoot around. They'll become more interactive and respond to their name. 8. Month 8: Your baby's pincer grasp will improve, allowing them to pick up small objects. They may begin to cruise or pull themselves up on furniture. 9. Month 9: Your baby may start to develop a more advanced means of movement, such as crawling on hands and knees. They'll also love exploring objects with their mouth. 10. Month 10: Your baby's babbling will transition into more recognizable sounds, such as "mama" or "dada." They may also begin to understand simple instructions. Remember, every baby develops at their own pace, so don't worry if your little one reaches milestones a little earlier or later than others. If you have specific concerns, it's always a good idea to consult with your pediatrician.