There are many changes in a baby during the first six weeks
of their life. They begin to look at the world around them and will let mom and
dad know what they want. At this age babies begin to smile which is a wonderful
reward for his/her parents. They also begin to develop trust for those who take
care of them.
It is
important for the baby to be stimulated. They enjoy music weather it is from
their mobile in their crib or music on the radio. They love colorful toys and
lights. Just remember that they are still very young and can become over
simulated. Their vision is developing as their muscles in their eyes are
getting stronger which helps them to focus better.
By now
they are awake more during the day and will begin to sleep longer at night.
They are able to tell the difference between night and day. Your little one
will begin to hold rattles or other small toys if you put them in their hand.
They begin to put their hands in their mouth and will suck on them. This is a
way they learn to soothe themselves. Hanging toys above them to reach for will
help them exercise their muscles.
Babies
begin to lift their heads and move it back and forth. A good way to help them
strengthen their neck muscles is by letting them play on their stomach. They
will begin to roll from side to back. They are changing so much each day and
they will begin to make their own sounds when he/she is happy. They understand
that crying is a way to tell you when she is tired, hungry, or needs attention.
Remember
to watch for signs your baby gives you. They will let you know what they want.
This is a special time for bonding with your child and the beginning of a
lifetime connection. Your baby now knows other members of the family and those
who care for them. They will watch you and follow you as you move through out a
room. They are learning to be social in there world. Remember to watch for the
little changes in your baby and enjoy all these special moments.
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