Pregnancy
What are 3 symptoms women have when pregnant?
Fatigue, Nausea, and Breast Tenderness
what is an alternative if your baby won't breastfeed?
Formula
How often does a baby need to be fed?
every 1-3 hours
When should my baby start crawling?
around 6 months
when do babies start playing with toys?
1-2 months
How long does it take to develop in the mother's stomach?
9 months
How many times per week should you bathe your newborn baby?
3 times a week
How often does the baby need to be burped when being fed?
when switching breasts or every 2-5 oz
When should my baby start talking?
1-2 years old
when will my baby start recognizing his name?
about 6 months
When can you start to feel the baby move?
Second Trimester
How do babies try and get their mom's attention?
They cry
if your baby wont stop crying, what can you do?
pick them up, rock them, take them for a drive, feed them, put on soothing music.
when to do tummy time
throughout the day
When should I start potty training?
between ages 18 to 24 months.
What is pregnancy?
When a fetus develops in the mother's womb?
How many diapers does the average newborn baby go through per day? How often should you change your baby
8-12 diapers and you should change them every 3 hours
how long should the mom breastfeed their baby?
For at least 12 months.
when should I start my baby of whole foods?
6 months
What do I need to know about talking and communicating with baby?
The communication skills babies learn in their first year set the stage for success in developing reading, writing, and social skills later in life.
When does a woman start producing milk?
Second Trimester
What are some changes a baby goes through after the first month of being born?
baby be much more alert and responsive. Gradually baby begins moving his body more smoothly and with much greater coordination—especially in getting his hand to his mouth.
What is the most important thing a mom can do for their baby?
Be there for them. Be present and ready for daily tasks
when should my baby start sitting?
6 months
Play is a way for your child to familiarize themselves with the world while exploring and testing their own limits.