1 Month
Babies Begin Learning As Soon As They Are Born
When you give your baby lots of attention, you help her brain develop.
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3 Months
Sleep and Your Baby
Your family and your baby will develop your own sleep pattern. Start a positive bedtime routine at the same time every night.
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6 Months
Early Relationships Matter
The relationships your baby is forming with you and other caregivers will affect the rest of his or her life.
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Encourage Your Baby to Move
Crawling, rolling, and wiggling across the floor builds your baby’s brain and muscles. Give him or her plenty of tummy time.
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Help Your Baby Fall Asleep
A regular bedtime routine may help your baby settle down more easily.
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9 Months
Your Baby's Relationships Are Important
Your baby's relationships with you and others who take care of him are very important to his health and development.
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Your Baby's Development
Each baby develops at his or her own pace. If your baby was born early, it may take a while for her to catch up to full-term babies.
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12 Months
No Screen Time (TV, Video, or Computer) Until Age Two
The American Academy of Pediatrics advises no screen time until at least age two. Talk, sing, read, and play with your baby.
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Very Young Children Can Feel Stress
Starting child care or changing child care providers can be hard for your baby. It's normal for babies to miss people they have spent time with.
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