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Your baby is still a newborn, and already you wonder how tall he'll grow to be! Generally, you can guess adult height based on your infant's current growth rate, or on your own size.
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Play Tips: Months 7 to 12
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Play Tips: The First 3 Months
In your baby's first 3 months, the games you play with them should be very simple. Play music and dance with them around the room, sing simple songs to them or hold up bright and colorful objects to their eyes--they love that.
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Preemie's Development Chart
The adjusted age is more useful for charting motor skills development than cognitive development. Most preemies tak ebetween 24 and 36 months to catch up to their peers born on schedule.
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Putting Baby on a Schedule
Pediatricians say that you can put your baby on a schedule around 4 months. The parent-led schedule is where the parent dictates sleeping, feeding and playing times. Advocates say this gives structure which is needed for a baby to thrive.
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Say Bye Bye to Bad Behavior
Bad behavior is often the result of simple curiosity. A firm 'no' and distracting them from the issue will usually stop the bad behavior.
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