25 WEEKS PREGNANT

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• By now, you're probably enjoying all the fun of weaning – and coping with all the mess!
• But you may still have plenty of questions about your baby's first foods.
• Should you be sterilizing her bowls and spoons?
• Is it normal for her poo to change when she starts eating solids? Why won't she eat lumpy food?
• If your baby's going to nursery now, she'll be mixing with lots of other children.
• This stimulating environment can help with early socialization, but your little one may also pick up infections more easily.
• No parent is happy when their baby catches an infection, but it can actually be helpful for your baby’s health in the long term.
• Each time she gets an infection, it helps to build up her immune system, so she can fight it better the next time it goes around.

As a mom, you may have some concerns about the longevity and safety of your baby's plastic feeding bottle. If you don't want to feed your baby from a plastic feeding bottle, you can opt for glass feeding bottles instead. Switch to Mylo Baby Glass Feeding Bottle , which is:

• Made with unbreakable glass.
• Safe for microwave, steam & sterilization.
• Designed to reduce colic, gas & reflux.
• Stain and odor-free.

• Like most new parents, you probably put yourself last on the list for attention.
• Your baby, partner, work, and household chores all tend to come first.
• But if you don't take good care of yourself, all these things can suffer, too.
• So remember that your wellbeing is important, and try to put yourself first every once in a while.
• If your home isn't as tidy as it used to be, so what?
• It is possible to be too clean.
• But if the mess is really getting you down, try breaking the chores up into manageable chunks.
• For example, you could change your sheets on alternate days.

• By this time, your little one will almost definitely be able to sit well in a high chair.
• She's probably able to bear weight on her legs when you hold her upright and may even be ready to hit the road at a crawl (though babies who spend little time on their tummies during playtime may reach this milestone later — or skip straight to cruising — and that’s not a cause for concern).
• Some little acrobats can pull themselves into a standing position or get into a sitting position when placed on their tummies.

Sit Up Straight: Support baby’s back and helps your baby sit up. Look at a book with your baby in this position. Sitting up straight and remaining in this position is one of his main milestones. It helps him/her strengthen muscles needed to sit up on his own. Make this more fun for your baby by using funny voices while you read.