Plenty has been written on just how to make it through the first
few disorienting weeks at home with a newborn. This handy
guide will take you from baby's first days through toddler-hood
with simple facts, basic information, and a community
of moms to share with.
1 to 3 Months
Her eyes start to focus: provide the right stimulation.
4 to 8
Months
Your baby's muscles develop: Help him roll over and sit up.
9 to 12
Months
Stranger anxiety emerges: Make the first haircut less
traumatic.
1 to 2
Years
The playground beckons: Help your child have a fun, safe
experience.
Baby Steps: Your New Child's Milestones
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Posted by Tue Aug 25, 2009 3:29pm PDT
Report AbuseI'm five months pregnate with my first child a boy. I'm already thinking about all those things.
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Posted by Wed Aug 26, 2009 5:45pm PDT
Report AbuseI'm a first time mother and I would try not to listen too much to others advice about when my son should start doing different thing- ex: your baby should be smiling at 2 months old already, he should be turning over when he is six months old etc. Every baby will do things at slighly different ages, so there really is no need to worry a mother about these things (unless the doctor gives you a reason to be concerned.)
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