'Abqory's Development Calendar – September 2013

 39 weeks

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MON	2	What happens after you deliver your baby and the cord's cut? You see it in movies as a choreographed whirlwind of attendants, but we break it down for you step-by-step.
TUE	3	Afraid you won't bond with your baby immediately? Don't worry — it's okay to fall in love with him gradually

Newborn

WED	4	Congratulations — your due date is here! But if there's still no sign of your baby, take some time to review our articles about preparing for a newborn.
THU	5	Breastfeeding can be a challenge, but stick with it — breast milk is your baby's ideal food. If you're having trouble, ask a lactation consultant or your doctor for help.
FRI	6	After the close confines of the womb, life in the big world can be unsettling. Swaddling can help your newborn feel more comfortable.
SAT	7	Caring for your newborn's umbilical cord stump is simple when you know how. See our tips.
SUN	8	Whether you use cloth or disposables, diapering can be tricky — check out our animated guide for a step-by-step demonstration.
MON	9	Simple things like placing your baby to sleep on his back or giving him a pacifier can greatly reduce the risk of SIDS. Find out other ways to help protect your baby.

 

1 Week Old

WED	11	When your baby is awake and alert, connect with him or her by giving a big smile, scrunching up your nose, or wiggling your eyebrows.
THU	12	Make sure that your baby gets the shots he or she needs. See our handy Immunization Scheduler and print out a copy for easy reference.
FRI	13	Newborns need to eat frequently — often every two and a half to three hours. If you're worried that yours isn't getting enough breast milk or formula, check our guidelines.
SAT	14	Concerned your newborn is pooping too much or too little? See what our experts say is normal.
SUN	15	Over 80 percent of newborns have some sort of birthmark. From stork bites to port-wine stains, learn which marks are the most common and how they may change over time.
MON	16	A newborn's hearing is practically as good as an adult's. But your baby's eyesight will need a little longer — several months, in fact — to catch up.

 

2 Weeks Old

WED	18	Your newborn's first official well-baby checkup is coming up soon. Find out what the doctor will do and ask.
THU	19	Tummy time may not be your newborn's favorite activity, but it's important for development. Here are some tips for making it tolerable.
FRI	20	Are you getting the feeling that your baby can distinguish you from other people? You might be right! Visual recognition begins around this time.
SAT	21	Colic — uncontrollable crying or fussing more than three hours a day, more than three days a week — is an unfortunate fact of life for some babies. Get coping tips.
SUN	22	Is cauliflower to blame for your little one's gassiness? See which foods you may want to avoid while breastfeeding, and why.
MON	23	Bath time can be a great bonding experience for you and your little one. Check out this video for tips on bathing your newborn. 3 Weeks Old

WED	25	The jerky movements of your baby's first few weeks are smoothing out into more graceful gestures — and you're probably seeing better head control.
THU	26	It's time to set the stage for good nighttime habits. Visit our guide to your baby's sleep for specific tips.
FRI	27	You just nursed an hour ago, but your baby seems hungry and is rooting for your breast. Should you feed again? See what our experts think.
SAT	28	Off to visit the grandparents? Before you plan your trip, find out what toask the airline about traveling with a baby.
SUN	29	Don't break out the dandruff shampoo for your baby's flaky scalp — it's probably just cradle cap. Find out how to treat it.
MON	30	How many calories are in a 4-ounce serving of breast milk? Take our breastfeeding quiz to find out!

Source : BabyCenter.com