11 WEEKS PREGNANT

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• Your baby's coordination is improving every day, and it may not be long before he's able to reach out and grab things that catch his eye.
• This is a great time to think about safety. Double-check that your home will be safe for your baby once he gets a bit more mobile.

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How can you deal with unwanted parenting advice?

• First, don't take everything you hear seriously. Everyone has their own opinion, but no one knows your baby as well as you do.
• When friends, relatives, and strangers offer unwanted advice, always take it with a pinch of salt, and do what works best for your family.

Baby Sleep Routine

• Like many parents, you're probably still being woken up several times a night.
• It'll be a while before your little one can sleep through without a feed, but you can still establish a brilliant bedtime routine to encourage him to sleep for longer durations of time.

Language Development

• As your baby is learning how to move, his brain is developing quickly, too.
• Even at such a young age, reading to him will help his language development. It teaches him about the rhythm of language, and will eventually help him learn to talk.
• He loves listening to your voice, so it'll be fun for him, too!
• To capture your baby's attention when reading, vary the pitch of your voice, use accents, make funny faces and sing.
• If he looks away or loses interest while you're reading, take your cue from his responses and try something else, or give him time to rest.
• He'll soon be ready for another round of stories or a different game altogether!