Baby Development

- You know what they say about babies...they grow so fast. Seems like you just brought your bundle of joy home from the hospital and now she's starting to babble. If you're wondering what to expect next or have questions about baby development, we have loads of articles about baby language development, baby physical development and all of the other ways your baby is changing and growing every day!

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- 2 Week Old Newborn Development: Peek-a-Boo! Your Baby Sees You!
- Baby staring at you like she's had one too many margaritas? No worries, she may look a little loopy,...more
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- Baby Milestones in 11-Month-Olds
- Hanging out with your baby is a totally legit way to spend the afternoon. So relish it! (And skip feeling...more
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- 5 Month Old Baby Development: Baby Chewing
- Talking to your baby sometimes feels a little like talking to yourself, but it's also a great excuse...more
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- Baby Milestones in 6-Month-Olds
- That baby name it took you nine months to pick out? (Or the one you knew you'd use since you were 11?...more
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- Baby Physical Development in 5-Month-Olds: Reaching and Grabbing
- "Peek-a-boo." Say this about 50 times in a row and you'll get used to what you'll be doing for many months...more
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- 5-Month-Old Baby Development: Highchairs, Humor & Holding His Own (Bottle)
- You never imagined catching up on sleep would be more important than catching up on reality TV. Thank...more
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- Baby Physical Development in 7-Month-Olds: Monkey See, Monkey Eat
- If your baby doesn't have a nickname yet, Scooter might be a fitting moniker these days. While he might...more
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- 1 Week Old Newborn Development: Those Adorable Eyes, Fingers,
- It's crazy, right? That bulge in your belly that called for elasticized waistbands and mammoth body...more
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- Your Newborn: Welcome to the World, Baby
- You did it! And you're more than happy to tell anyone who will listen exactly how you did it. How long...more
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- Crawling
- When will my baby crawl?more
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- My baby suddenly won't let anyone but her father or me pick her up. Is this normal...
- My baby suddenly won't let anyone but her father or me pick her up. Is this normal?more
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- Should I be worried if my infant doesn't look into my eyes or coo at me?
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- If my baby crawled early, does it mean that he is likely to walk early?
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- Do you let your baby watch television?
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- Comfort Objects
- Comfort objects are sometimes called transitional objects, security objects, lovies, blankies or other...more
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- Developing One Skill at a Time
- While we may want our kid to learn to walk and talk all at the same time, it typically doesn't happen...more
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- Diagnosing Developmental Delays
- We know it's hard not to, but try not to compare your baby to your BFF's baby-- or the other infants...more
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- Learning to Walk
- One of the exciting developmental milestones that our children achieve is learning to walk. Parents often...more
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- Disciplining a one year old?
- My daughter is 13 months old. She may be the easiest baby in the world. Easy going and almost always...more
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- The ExerSaucer: A New Parent's Best Friend
- Once your little one has left the land of the bobbleheads and can get some neck control, an infant exercise...more
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