Archives for January 2007

Do you think that your baby is too young for you to enjoy interacting with him? Think again. There is a lot you can do that will be fun for both of you. Additionally, it will also have a beneficial effect on your baby's development. Talk to your baby. Identify the different sounds and gestures particular to your baby. Try to interpret these gestures to understand what your … [Read more...] about Interact With Your Baby

Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), also known as crib death, refers to the sudden and unexplained death of healthy babies any where from a month to a year old. Doctors and researchers have not been able to ascertain the exact cause for SIDS. However, they have identified many factors that may play a role. The risk of SIDS may be particularly high in the following … [Read more...] about SIDS Alert: How To Identify and Eliminate Risks To Your Child?

The Baby Cie Sippy Cup with an interior, removable stopper encourages your baby to learn to drink without a bottle. It is drop-proof, dishwasher safe, and indispensable on a family trip. … [Read more...] about Baby Cie Sippy Cup

Your baby is nineteen weeks old. His hand movements are now coordinated enough to enable him to hold an object and transfer it from one hand to the other. Encourage him in his efforts. He may also start pushing objects out of reach, then reach out  to get them back. You can make a great game of this by reaching for things he thows, and pushing them back … [Read more...] about Your Baby Can Play a Game of Catch

Growing babies usually follow a good curve. However, there may be periods when you will notice 'spurts' or 'dips.' As your baby's development is dependent on a number of complex factors, this is not usually a cause for worry. Here is a chart that indicates the height and weight development of your baby*. Consult your doctor if you have concerns regarding your baby’s … [Read more...] about Calculate your Baby’s Development