Fisher-Price - Parenting Guide - Growing & Learning


		Your baby's sleeping and eating patterns become more predictable now. You'll also notice your child discovering new ways to communicate with you and discover the world ... touching, feeling and grabbing everything within reach! Offer your baby sensory-stimulating toys, play soothing music, and read about how to understand your baby's cues as you play together.

When lying on her stomach, she can begin to lift her head up and prop herself up on her elbows.

She is interested in faces and recognizes her mother.

She can hold onto objects and wave them around.

She does not deliberately reach, but may swipe at objects and if they move, will swipe again.

Since your baby is new on the planet, he spends much of his time trying to figure out his environment. Help him by playing a game of All Gone! continued ...
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			It's very common for babies to have stuffy noses. In infants under 4 months of age, a stuffy nose can interrupt feeding and sleeping. Here are a few things you can do to help continued ...

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