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Playing Baby Games II
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Playing Baby Games
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How Well Can A Newborn See?
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Playing Baby Games II
17,596 views
Playing Baby Games
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How Well Can A Newborn See?
8,411 views
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How to Stimulate Baby Senses
Expose your child to structured play with stackable rings and building blocks. Give them their own space to play, like a playpen. Let them try on their own before you help them--it encourages confidence and a bigger brain.
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How Well Can A Newborn See?
Although your newborn is very nearsighted, he CAN see your eyes and face when you're close to him. Spend lots of time smiling at your infant, and you may find he gives his first smile back to you.
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Introducing a Sippy Cup
Babies can start using sippy cups after 6 months of age. Start slowly, giving your baby time to get used to the cup. Demonstrate how to use it. Enlist the help of an older sibling. Watch for more tips!
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Is Baby Developing Properly?
If your child isn't developing in a way that seems normal to you, call the doctor. Theyr will call a physical therapist or an occupational therapist depending on the type of delay. Many times, a delay is not related to a serious disability.
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Keeping Pace With Your Baby
When playing any game with your infant, remember that your little one will pick up activities at his own pace. Be patient during the process, and allow yourself to enjoy the games as much as your baby will!
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Language Development in Babies
Correct your baby's language if they use nonsensical words. Continue to respond to their babble and make statements like 'Pick up your bottle' to see if they respond.
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Medication and a Preemie's Immune System
Premature babies have immature immune systems with puts them at risk for many infections. Neonatal ICUs have many medications to treat any complications. Speak to your neonatologist or ICU nurse.
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Meeting Baby Milestones
If you think your baby isn't meeting milestones, call your pediatrician. If he thinks there's a problem, he'll refer you to a speech-language pathologist who will evaluate the baby's speech, language, voice, hearing and swallowing.
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Motor Skills Development
Asking your child to 'help' you with your chores will help develop their motor skills and mental and physical capabilities. The activity will also help your child feel like an important part of the family. Keep watching videos for more baby tips.
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