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My baby is 3 months old. How does a baby's sight develop? At what stage can they identify light and dark? At what stage can they identify objects?
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Part of each wellness visit is to plot your baby's growth on a percentile chart. Over time, you and your health care provider will be able to see if your child is growing at the expected rate. Use our charts to track your child's growth.
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Welcome to parenthood! As a pediatrician I know that most new parents are full of questions and concerns. But don't worry. You'll get the answers you need and gain confidence in your new role soon.Welcome to parenthood! As a pediatrician I know that most new parents are full of questions and concerns. But don't worry. You'll get the answers you need and gain confidence in your new role soon. In the meantime, this tool will help you find out what you can expect in your baby's development. Just click on your child's age to find out what's happening now.
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Rock and Rolling

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Your baby may be working on a new skill — rolling over. Rolling is the first way babies learn to change their position by themselves. While side to back usually occurs before back to side, either way, it's fun to watch! Learn more.
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Did you know that our babies have different cries for hunger, pain, and mild discomfort? And even one for boredom? Luckily, there are some clues that may help you figure out what your baby needs. Learn more about decoding baby cries.
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Coping With Crying

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Unfortunately, all babies cry. It's the only option babies have when they need to wind down. Still, it's hard not to feel as if we're doing something wrong, or not doing something we should. Get some advice on coping with crying.
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Has your baby developed colic? The good news is that carrying your baby in the early weeks of life may help limit the duration of crying spells later on. Time to grab your baby and cuddle like crazy! Learn more.
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Getting ready for your first family trip with a baby can be nerve-wracking as well as exciting. Having your little one sleep in their travel bed for a few nights before the trip can help make the journey easier. Learn more.
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Just like the rest of us, your baby loves human touch. Gently touching and even massaging your baby can be a wonderful way to promote a feeling of security and protection. Following are some tips on giving a baby massage Read on.
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Our clever newborns quickly figure out that sucking on their fingers is soothing when they're upset. We can help comfort our babies, too, by rocking them, swinging them in a swing, or carrying them in a front pack. Get more comfort tips.
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Working at Home

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Many of us work from our home, or are thinking about making the switch now that we're parents. There are a lot of advantages to this arrangement, and some challenges, too. Learn more about working at home.
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Our babies love to be touched, and gentle massage can be very soothing. If you have a preemie, you may be interested in learning how massage techniques can be adapted for your baby. Find out more about infant massage.
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Day Care Decisions

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Is it time to choose day care for your baby? Feel free to take your time as you visit each setting, and to ask lots of questions. It can also help to check the licensing and the staff-to-child ratio at each facility. Get more tips.
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When should my 2-month-old baby start wearing shoes? What should a parent look for when buying shoes?
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The first weeks at home are likely to be challenging. Not only are you and your baby recovering from birth, you are getting to know each other and building a family. New parents often feel overwhelmed and out of touch with the rest of the world. You can help ease the stress of this time by planning to have some support.
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We all wonder how our babies are developing and how their personalities will form. While it takes time to get to know a baby's temperament, it can help to understand the roles of nature and nurture. Learn all about your baby's temperament.
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My in-laws are on me about reading to my son. This started when he was 2 weeks old. He is now 6 1/2 weeks and I'm still getting asked this question at least once a week. What is a good time to start reading? I am singing, talking, playing, etc.
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What is torticollis?

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I have a 3-month-old daughter who was admitted to the hospital because she favors her head to the right and she can't hold her head up at all. The doctors said she has torticollis. What is that? Does it have something to do with why she can't hold her head up? They're going to give her an injection in her neck to temporarily weaken the muscles on one side of her neck.
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As a mother and a fitness expert, I've always thought it unfair that a woman takes on one of her biggest physical challenges—motherhood—when she is at the weakest point of her life. In pregnancy, our bodies go through tremendous hormonal, anatomical, and metabolic changes. These changes may cause us to lose strength and cause new postural problems. Then, all of a sudden, we have this new bundle of joy to carry around at all times while we're sleep-deprived and still recuperating from childbirth.
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