 | | | Hello, Chen | | Your baby is developing new skills every day and building on the ones she's got. By now you may be able to tell from her expression when she is excited, unhappy, pleased or surprised. When you talk to your baby, she may move her arms and legs and make little noises back to you. Your baby may hold objects for a few moments, but without looking to see what's in her hands. She may swipe at things with her fists, too. Your baby will love batting at a balloon or a ball of wool, but you'll need to watch her carefully to make sure she's safe.
| | | | | | | | | |  | |  | | | THE BABYCENTRE BLOG | | Michelle Heaton's traditional name choice. | | The star has just welcomed her second child.
• Discover her baby's name here. | | | | | | | | | Is your baby still wide awake at night?
| | Do you have a little night owl? Here's how to cope when your baby's habit of waking through the night is getting you down:
• Tried everything and your baby still won't sleep? What you can do
• Why a bedtime routine is the key to a good night's sleep
• Is it true that girls sleep better than boys?
| | | | | | | | Newsletter continues below | | | | | | Newsletter continues below | | | | | | Quick tip: wriggle-free nappy changes
| | "I've hung a coat-hanger securely above Sam's changing mat and tie different-coloured light objects to it to make an ever-changing mobile. Cotton reels, ribbons, bangles... It certainly keeps his interest and makes nappy changing easier now he's got to that wriggly stage." Sharon
• See more tips on changing your baby's nappy
• Send us your best parenting tips!
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