转发: My Baby This Week -- Your 5 month old, first week

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发送时间: ‎15/‎6/‎2014 15:47
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主题: My Baby This Week -- Your 5 month old, first week

Your 5-month-old, first week 5 months MY BABY THIS WEEK® Hello, Chen Your five-month-old baby delights in adding new sounds to his repertoire. Blowing a raspberry is a big favourite. In fact, he may love it so much he does it over and over again. That's pretty normal. Most babies like to get to grips with one skill before they move on to the next. Read more about this week Your birth club: This week's conversation How to take the perfect photo of your baby Always struggling to get that photo just right? Our slideshow reveals how to capture the moment perfectly. • See tips! Quick links • Why is it good for your baby to spend time on his front? Find out more about your five month old's development • Let's play: games for your baby this week THE BABYCENTRE BLOG Photos reveal what life is like with triplets! A mum shows off her three adorable babies. • See the amazing photos here. Do you leave your baby to cry at night? Lots of parents think leaving a baby to cry himself to sleep is just this side of child abuse. But others say it helps build independence, and so do some experts. What's the right thing to do? Talk to your health visitor if you need help and advice, or see what the experts have to say below. • What the sleep experts say • Other strategies to help your baby sleep • What other BabyCentre parents do Newsletter continues below Advertisement Out and about with your baby Taking your baby out for the day is one of the pleasures of being a new mum. We've got loads of fun ideas for you both to try, plus a few tips on changing and feeding your baby while you're away from home. • What every mum needs! Cheap fun for little ones • Changing bags put to the test • Why there's no need to feel self-conscious about breastfeeding in public • Formula-feeding on the go World Cup babies! International baby football fans looking adorable in their country's kit! They say it's all about getting them interested young. • Check it out! Newsletter continues below Advertisement How can you tell if a nursery is good? If you're working your way through the childcare maze, you may be considering a nursery. Things to look for in a nursery include plenty of qualified staff and children relating well to the staff. • What else to look for when considering a nursery • The signs of a good nursery • What are the disadvantages of nurseries? Is it normal…? Amazing things are happening in your body, so it's only natural to wonder if what you're feeling is normal • Get answers to your questions now! Desperate for a break? If you regularly put in 12-hour days with a wriggling baby, you'll need an occasional break. Remember, your baby needs a happy, relaxed mum, not one that's completely frazzled. • What to do to beat stress • Try our indulgent suggestions: how mums stay sane Quick tip: easing an ouch "If your baby has a splinter and you're anxious about getting it out, use a teething gel. It will numb the splinter area, and you can remove the sliver without discomfort." Elizabeth • What should you buy for your first aid kit? • Send us your best parenting tips! Other hot topics this week • Should you try to get your baby interested in solids? • Feeling tired? How other BabyCentre parents cope • What to do if your breastfeeding baby bites • Questions about teething? Get answers here • Dad to the rescue: how he can soothe your crying baby

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