parenting

The first year after your baby’s birth is a rather confusing year for parents to make sense of. It is during the first year that the parents make space and accustom the new life into their own already established lives while the baby makes sense of the world they’ve been introduced to. If you are an expecting mother or have just given birth and need… 

Table of Contents Dealing with emotional outbursts around your growing baby and perhaps, the best bikes to buy for your (almost) 1-year old bundle of joy! Your baby’s fifty weeks after birth It’s almost time for your baby’s first birthday if not already! However, with the completion of the first year or 12 months expect your toddler to begin talking, wave at you to gesture… 

Table of Contents Understanding why your 47-week-old babyhas suddenly started to ‘point’ at things, the first signs of ‘independence’, and some makeshift toy ideas for when the baby gets bored of fancy! Your baby’s forty-seven weeks after birth A 47-week old baby’s brain begins to recognize sequences and games and will use its mobility more than ever during the 47th week after birth. On the… 

Table of Contents At 52 weeks, there will be changes in your baby’s eating and sleeping habits. During 12 to 14 months, your child might start having dreams actively in their sleep. If they startle and wake up, comfort them until they’ll fall asleep again. At this stage, your toddler is developing their personality, language skills and they might be able to communicate with people… 

Table of Contents  49-week-old baby- Some 1st birthday tips and ideas to get the prep going, how to introduce your toddler to new, adult foods, and the truth behind thin, fly-away hair along your hairline. Your baby’s forty-nine weeks after birth Your 49 weeker’s baby development after the completion of 12 months is perhaps a step towards a new adult life, but one must not… 

Table of Contents 46-week-old baby –Encouraging baby’s listening skills, and some much-needed pro tips on taking your baby out for dinner dates! Your baby’s forty-six weeks after birth The 46 weeks old baby develops drastically and is expected to cross various important milestones. However, expect the little one to develop slower in the last few days as compared to the earlier weeks. Here your baby… 

Table of Contents The big step: your baby’s first steps!! What to expect from your little talking human being, why should you not worry if your baby has not started walking yet, and when to buy baby outdoor shoes. Your baby’s forty-three weeks after birth A 43-week old baby is acquiring new milestones this week. This includes the learning of what they can do, what… 

Table of Contents How to say NO to your baby, taking care of a cruising baby, and some self-examination of the postpartum stretch marks. Your baby’s forty-one weeks after birth A 41-week old baby begins to start understanding simple phrases and words that they observed while you were communicating with them. Perhaps, just like the week before, you must continue to talk to the baby… 

Table of Contents Why is week 44 the ideal time to switch to convertible car seats and questions to ask at your 44-week-old baby potential daycare? Your baby’s forty-four weeks after birth A 44-week old baby in terms of their development will be able to say distinct words, especially indicating towards their favorite toys, and say ‘Dada’ or ‘Mamma’ too. They are perhaps just a… 

Table of Contents 40-week-old baby – Making sense of the 9th-month growth spurt and the truth behind how music helps accelerate baby development at large. Your baby’s forty weeks after birth A 40 week-old baby is expected to develop language skills at a quick pace as compared to their early weeks. Therefore, parents must now learn to express themselves to their baby in a conversation…