The seedling needs the right space more than it needs your impatience to be understood.

Growing things run on their own clock, and wanting to see the result sooner does nothing for them. What decides the outcome is room: enough soil, enough light, enough distance from the next plant competing for the same water. Impatience tends to produce interference instead of conditions, more checking, more moving, more adjusting. The same is true of anything young you are hoping will amount to something.

Set the conditions properly at the start and then reduce how often you intervene. Give it space rather than attention. Check on a schedule rather than whenever you feel anxious about the progress.