Gym Walkers For Infants and Toddlers

Today in the afternoon is my son gym walkers day. He loved this day because of his gym walkers day every Thursday. He met and played kids at the same his age at the school. They do singing, dancing, playing ball, running, jumping, climbing, balance and walking and learn the command like stop, go etc. I am so happy that I enrolled him on this activity. Actually, he learned walking when he was 11 months old and now he is a good runner, he love that I chase him always around the house. Sooner I could enrol him to the music course that he could start learn a new things. I think at his 15 months old is ideal for him that he could learn slowly music, arts etc. and move his muscles regularly. Tomorrow I planned to go swimming on the pool. I hope this would be great to my son too.

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Baby's Turning 1 Year Old

When I woke up, I had up just great morning. My baby boy played beside me while I am on deep sleeping. Sometimes I am awake because of his loudness, but he let me to sleep long. He keep speaking and at the same time playing with stuff toys beside on me and looking around pointing something. When he saw my eyes are open, he just speak on me so loud it was something telling me “Mommy woke up its already late in the morning” (laugh) maybe if he could speak straight he will really say like that.

Anyway, this Friday he will be turning 1 year old time flies so quick, I couldn’t realized kids are so quick growing and suddenly in one glace from our eyes they’re grows so fast. It seems that last month I gave birth of him but now, look he is big, he can walk, run around in our entire house. He starts walking before he was 11 months old, it so early right? That he is…he wanted to learn so quick and right away… he is clever boy. His language skills now going good and I found out more improvement, he’s speak a lot even is not understandable but because the baby actions we understand and we felt what it meant, as being a mom we could really feel what baby’s telling.

Oks folks, that all for now, see you later for more update. Have a nice day wherever around the globe.

The photo took when he was 7 months old.

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Being A Mom

Today it was beautiful weather but in the whole day, I just stayed at home and spent time together my baby boy, we played and I teach many things that he must learned everyday. Everyday he learned something new and keeps more learning. Time goes by so fast he is big boy now, heavier, good, and fast learner boy.

This afternoon when I was checking my emails, I found out, now he is 8 months and 2 weeks, time goes by so fast right? I still remember and looking his photos when he was a new born, he just crying need milk to feed, need to change diaper and bathing but now he is big, I am having plenty to do, specially taking care of him my baby, cooking for his food, playing with him, teach new things for him, teaching sing a song and many more that makes me busier everyday, anyway that really a woman being a mom.

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Baby's 4-month-old's Development

As I have a baby, he is not 4 months old and 2 weeks, I was browsing about the baby's development this is what I had read and learn today for 4 months old baby’s development.

Beginning to understand the role of language. The Baby can now understand all the basic sounds. Between this time and 6 months of age, the baby will develop the ability to make some vocal sounds which means you may hear the words you've been dreaming about, namely "ma-ma" or "da-da." While child development experts say it's too early for your baby to connect those sounds with you and your partner, that won't make hearing them any less exciting.
Encourage the baby to attempts communication by mirroring or imitating his expressions and sounds. He may try to imitate you now, too. Say "baa" and he may try to say it back.
Reacting when your baby makes noises or tries to say something will help your baby learn the importance of language. It'll also help him better understand cause and effect. It's great for his self-esteem, too. He'll begin to realize that what he says makes a difference.
Expand on what your baby says and try to give it meaning. For example, you can say, "Yes, that is a ball!" Soon, his "ba" will become "ball."

Time for solid food? For the first four to six months of life, your baby gets all the nutrients he needs from breast milk or formula. Still, parents are often eager to start their babies on solid food.It's true that your baby's digestive tract is more developed now and his tongue-thrust reflex is starting to fade, so it seems a logical time to start feeding him some solids, such as pureed baby food or cereal. But there are good reasons to wait, too.Starting solids later may cut down on possible allergic reactions, and ensures that breast milk or formula won't get crowded out of your baby's diet. And if you're hoping that eating solids will help your baby sleep through the night, studies have shown that you can't count on that happening.
The debate over when to start solids continues. If you're unsure about when to introduce them to your baby, talk to his doctor.

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My baby 3-Month-Old: Week 4

It is important to know that how our baby is growing on their everyday lives while they are still little cute baby. They need our care, attention and love. My baby now is 3 months old and 4 weeks. When I was browsing, I found this 3 months old development and 4 weeks.

A new talent for rolling over
When placed on her stomach, your baby will lift her head and shoulders high, using her arms for support. This mini push-up helps strengthen her muscles and gives her a better view of what's going on. She may even amaze you (and herself!) by rolling from her back to her front, or vice versa.

You can encourage this skill through play: Wiggle a toy next to the side she customarily rolls to in case she's interested enough to try again. Applaud her efforts and smile. She may need your reassurance since her new skill can be frightening.
Getting more selective about people
By now, your baby may respond to your presence, your voice, and even your facial expressions by kicking and waving her arms. Your baby, who up to this point probably smiled at everyone she met, is also beginning to be picky about the company she keeps.

In large groups or with unfamiliar people, your baby may need time to get comfortable. Allow for transition time with strangers or when leaving her with a sitter.

When she's safely in your arms, though, she's likely to be interested in interacting with other people — especially noisy, boisterous children because they're more active, more amusing to a baby, and physically less imposing.

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