4 Weeks Old
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2
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Your newborn is starting to look like a real baby, plumping up and losing some of those newborn wrinkles. He or she is also more vocal — cooing, gurgling, and grunting. Read more about your baby's development.
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THU
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3
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Babies' fingernails grow quickly, so it's best to trim them often to avoid scratches. Here are some techniques to try.
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FRI
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4
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Did you know that babies have twice as many periods of light REM sleep as adults? Find out how much you do (or don't) know about infant sleep -- take our quiz.
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SAT
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5
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If you haven't seen it yet, your baby's first real smile is just around the corner.
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SUN
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6
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You can help stimulate your baby's sensory development by playing music or, better yet, singing a lullaby.
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MON
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7
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Are you at your wit's end trying to figure out why your baby is crying? Here are seven reasons, plus tips for calming your little one down.
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5 Weeks Old
WED
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9
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What can you expect from your growing baby? Get a sneak peek at upcoming development in our milestone charts.
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THU
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10
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Thinking about supplementing with formula? Read up on how to do it right. Plus, see our comprehensive formula feeding area.
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FRI
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11
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At this age your baby can focus both eyes on an object and is beginning to prefer more complex designs, colors, and shapes. Read more about your child's developing sight.
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SAT
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12
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Alternating breast and bottle can lead to nipple confusion for your baby. Here are ways to prevent and correct the problem.
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SUN
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13
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When you're choosing a pacifier for your 6-week-old, pick the shortest, smallest one available. Also, look for holes at the base to help air circulate.
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MON
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14
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Are other children being too rough with your baby? Let other BabyCenter parents help you find a solution.
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6 Weeks Old
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16
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By now about half of all babies recognize their parents and openly prefer Mom and Dad to strangers. It's all part of the socialization process.
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THU
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17
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More than 70 percent of BabyCenter parents left their baby with a sitter in the first two months. Too soon for you? Here are strategies to make it easier and help your baby get acquainted with different caregivers.
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FRI
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18
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See what our expert has to say about soy- versus milk-based formulas.
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SAT
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19
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Wearing your baby in a sling or other carrier is convenient — and it can help the two of you bond. Learn more about it.
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SUN
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20
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Are you concerned about your baby's first big round of immunizations? Get all the information you need to feel secure before you see the doctor.
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MON
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21
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Does your baby ignore his or her toys? Get tips on which age-appropriate toys may be right for your baby now.
7 Weeks Old
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WED
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23
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Another month, another well-baby appointment — and this one will probably include several shots for your little one. See how to make thisless traumatic for your baby.
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THU
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24
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Tired of sleepless nights? Watch our video for seven essential tips to help your baby sleep more soundly.
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FRI
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25
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It's easier to appreciate Mom now that you're a mom, too. Call her and tell her how you feel — or if she's not around, talk to a loved one about your favorite memories of her.
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SAT
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26
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Focus on your baby's language development. Repeat her coos and gurgles, and narrate your actions. You may feel silly at first, but your baby will love it.
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SUN
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27
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In the market for a breast pump? Use our guide to learn what kind is right for you.
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WED
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30
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Two months old already! Time flies when you're changing diapers 'round the clock. Find out what you can expect from your baby this month.
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THU
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31
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What's the best way to teach your baby to sleep through the night? It all depends on whom you ask. See what Ferber, Pantley, Weissbluth, Mindell, and other leading experts say.
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Source : BabyCenter.com
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