Your baby’s first checkup at 2-4 weeks old is a chance for your doctor to check on baby’s growth and progress, and overall health. It’s also a good time to address your questions or concerns.
Parenthood is full of surprises and challenges, but feeding your baby can be something you embrace. When you learn to utilize something like a baby feeding chart, you can quickly become adept at one of the most natural and important aspects of caring for your young child.
Young babies may not respond yet when you play with them, but simple games are important to their development. Choose games that involve a lot of face time and contact with you, and soon you will see your baby begin to respond!
With temperatures that aren’t too hot and not yet too cold, fall offers plenty of outdoor family fun. Look to nature for inspiration, and enjoy all this season has to offer.
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Hot summer days are made for outdoor fun. From the coolest water activities to a carnival right at home, don’t miss a chance to make the most of your summer!
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Your baby’s immune system needs a little help from you to keep baby healthy. Take precautions, do your best to give baby’s immune system a boost, and make sure your baby sees the doctor for regular check ups.
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The third month of life will find your baby growing and learning on a daily basis. Motor skills and eyesight improve, and muscle strength allows for new tricks such as starting to sit and stand while supported.
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A car seat protects your baby from serious injuries or worse in the event of an accident. Choose the right seat, and make sure it’s installed and used properly every time you get in the car.
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This month your baby will become more aware and interact through eye contact and early vocalizations. You may also be rewarded for all your hard work and lost sleep with that long-awaited first smile.
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In the first month of life, your baby is focused on feeding, growing, and adjusting to the world outside the womb. Instinct and reflexes make up most of baby’s behaviors and reactions during this time.
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