Baby basics
This is what a baby drinks before they can eat solid food.
milk or formula.
This wheeled item is used to push a baby around on walks.
A stroller
This is the first sign many women notice that they might be pregnant.
missed period.
These tiny orange veggies are often a baby's first solid food.
carrots
this is usually the first thing babies learn to do with their mouth, even before smiling.
sucking or nursing
This item is used to catch a baby's drool or spit-up.
A bib
Baby ride in this in the car
a car seat
this common pregnancy symptom can cause sudden nausea- especially in the morning.
morning sickness
this yellow fruit is often mashed for babies and pairs well with cereals.
banana
Babies typically say this short word first often "mama" or _____.
dada
The number of trimesters in a typical pregnancy.
3
This device is used to listen to a baby from another room.
Baby monitor
pregnant women often take this vitamins daily to support baby's development.
Prenatal vitamins
this grainy food is often mixed with formula or breast milk as baby's first cereal.
rice cereal
Most babies take their first steps around this age range.
9 to 12 months.
This is the name for the soft spot on a newborn baby's head.
Fontanelle
Babies wear these to avoid messes and they need changing often.
Diapers
The doctor who delivers babies is usually called this.
Obstetrician ( OB-GYN)
Baby food often comes in this type of container, easy for spoon feeding
jar or pouch
This is the milestone when a baby's first tooth usually appears.
teething ( 4-7 months)
Babies are typically considered full-term at this many weeks.
40 weeks.
A soft seat that mimics a parent's movement to soothe a baby.
swing or bouncer.
This test, often done around 20 weeks, uses sound waves to check on baby's development.
an ultrasound
This leafy green veggie isn't always a baby favorite, but its super healthy.
spinach
Babies usually start doing this - flipping from back to tummy- before crawling.
rolling over.