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Your 39-week-old Baby - Development, Milestones & Care
Babies grow up astoundingly fast, and you don’t want to miss a single second of their development. From the time your baby is born, every week there is a new tiny change, a new development they exhibit. From the moment they open their eyes, babies hit new milestones nearly every week. For instance, they start moving their hands and legs around or start sucking on their thumb. Read on to know how your baby develops at 39 weeks.
Your 39-week-old Baby’s Development
Your 39-week-old baby has by now spent a long time outside your womb and is learning to see and hear things around her. Her environment is growing bigger day by day, and so are her experiences. During this time, she will try to be mobile and upright. Communication and language will also become very important during this stage. Your baby will start understanding you by now so keep chatting with her all day long. Tell her where you are going or what you are doing. She will listen, pick up vocabulary, and use it to communicate in her second year. Bathing, eating, drinking and sleeping will be your baby’s routine at 39 weeks. She will be able to enjoy books with pictures on them, point out what she likes to you and listen to you name them. But for now, learning to sit, crawl and stand will be her favourite past time.
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Your 39-week-old Baby's Developmental Milestones
Below are a few milestones of your 39-week-old baby’s development:
Your baby will be able to cruise along furniture, standing up and moving while holding onto each piece as she pulls herself along around the room.
Your baby will start to recognise what is hers and might scream if you try to take anything away.
Your baby will constantly babble, trying to talk to you. Keep talking back to them, pointing out to things around you so that it encourages them to develop speech patterns faster.
Your baby will start getting a sense of humour and may respond by giggling or laughing to actions like flying kisses or funny faces.
Your baby will be able to rotate her shoulders to drop her food or toys from her high chair. She will start testing her newly acquired mobility skills.
Your baby will start to recognise your head movements and associate shaking and nodding movements with ‘no’ or ‘yes’.
Your baby will start to raise her arms to you to show you that she wants to be picked up. This is a critical communication milestone.
[Also Read: 9 Months Old Baby Milestones]
Feeding
Breastfeeding your baby when she is 39-weeks-old can be tough work. You will notice that your baby is fussy and distracted during the day, leading to more breastfeeding during the night. Sometimes, your baby can refuse your breast due to reasons like a sore mouth caused by growing teeth. This is also the time when your baby will practice pinching with her fingers, so she will pinch your breast or neck while feeding, causing red marks on your skin. She can also play around by pulling your hair or poking your face. You can use a breastfeeding necklace to provide something for her tiny hands to play instead of bothering you while you breastfeed. Something you need to discourage is when your baby starts playing with your nipples. Make sure to avoid giving such opportunities. Your baby is more active at 39 weeks and hence will be distracted at meal times, preferring to play with utensils rather than eat. Don’t worry about your baby not getting enough to eat. As she grows older, she will consume more milk from your breasts, and nighttime feeding can always make up for any feeding loss during the day. At 39 weeks, milk is still the primary food for your baby, and very small amounts of solid food can be given.
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Sleeping
At 39 weeks, babies are more skilled at pulling themselves up to a standing position with support. If your baby sleeps in a cot, be sure that she will pull herself up to stand and cry out when she is unable to sit back down again, waking you up. You have to see your baby through this stage until she can sit back down by herself again. Helping her practice to sit from a standing position during the day can help this stage go faster. Make sure to keep sleeping bags or other bedding in the cot which will not get easily tangled up in your baby’s legs if she decides to ‘cruise’ along the cot railings. Babies who sleep with their parents in bed are less likely to stand unless they decide that’s its playtime. Keeping low lights, white noise or singing a soft lullaby to your baby can help discourage night time play and make her lull back into sleep.
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Care Tips for Your 39-week-old Baby
Here are some tips to follow to take care of your 39-week-old baby:
Talk more and more to your baby. Use sentences like, ‘Good job picking up your toy’ or ‘good girl, you finished your food!’ This will help your baby pick out and understand words, ultimately helping communication.
Your baby might start to understand the meaning of ‘no’ but not obey it. Try to use less of the word ‘no’, and if you do, remove them from the situation and involve them in a new activity.
Your baby might reject a certain food, but this doesn’t mean you should stop giving it. Try again another day.
Don’t use salt in your baby’s food but you can try experimenting with taste, using seasonings like garlic, onion, cinnamon, vanilla extract etc.
Don’t worry about your baby eating too less. They are smart. They eat when hungry and stop when satisfied. If your baby shows signs that she is full and refuses to eat more, don’t force-feed her.
Your baby will get encouraged to eat if she sees you eating a variety of foods and enjoying them. They will be more willing to try a certain food by watching you eat it.
Tests and Vaccinations
At 39 weeks, your baby will need to undergo a regular checkup with the doctor, which will involve a few tests and vaccination:
1. Tests
The doctor will measure your baby’s height, weight and head circumference as part of a physical examination. The other tests he will do include a blood test to check haemoglobin levels, lead (if needed) and a fluoride varnish test once tooth eruption occurs.
2. Vaccinations
Your doctor will ask you to take an influenza immunisation, which your baby will have to take once a year during the flu season, and twice in the first year.
Games and Activities
Here are a few games you can play with your 39-week-old baby to encourage their development:
Play head, shoulders, knees and toes game. Your baby will enjoy this game and learn the different parts of the body in the process.
You can do activities involving categories, like asking your baby to pick out a pencil from a pile of chopsticks.
Peek-a-boo is a good game to play to help your baby get over any separation anxiety by understanding that you are still there even if she can’t see you.
The 'This Little Piggy' game can help your baby learn about her feet.
You can also play 'Itsy-Bitsy Spider' with your baby – the movements can help her learn to coordinate her fingers and hands.
[Also Read: 9 Months Old Baby Games and Activities]
When to Consult a Doctor?
You can consult with a doctor regarding immunisations and tests your baby needs to undergo at 9 months. Here are some more instances when you need to consult with a doctor on your 39-week-old infant's development:
If your baby has trouble breathing or swallowing, has a sore throat,a temperature over 38 degrees or swollen tonsils flecked with white. This may be symptoms of a strep throat.
If your baby puts more weight on her foot arch to achieve balance and stands with her feet apart. This may indicate flat feet, a difficult condition to identify.
If your baby shows symptoms of anaemia like paleness, weakness, rapid heartbeat or shortness of breath.
A 39-week-old baby's growth spurt includes a lot of language and communication development along with motor development. So make sure to keep talking, pointing out and reading to your baby.
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9 Fun Facts About January Babies
January, the first month of the year (as per the Julian calendar), is about new beginnings, new resolutions, new promises, and, well, all things new! If you’re about to start your new year by welcoming a baby in the very first month of the year, then we are sure you are on this page for a reason. If you have taken the time out to read this, we know that your baby is either a January-born child or is due in January; or maybe you have a niece or nephew who is a January kid. So, without further delay, find out some fun facts about January babies!
9 Fun Facts About January-born Babies
There’s something special about people born in January because people aspire to be like them. Are you excited to find out why that is? Read on, as it’s about to get much more exciting. Since Jan-born babies are characteristically fun, read all these facts about them in good humour - you don’t always need to go by science or logic; sometimes it’s just about having FUN!
1. They Are the Funniest!
If your baby is a January baby, then rest assured, you’ll never get bored. People born in January have a natural sense of humour and are incredibly witty. You never know, your little one could grow up to be a funny and cheerful person, always entertaining others. Sarcasm and ingenuity come naturally to people born in January, so you are in for a hilarious ride!
2. They Are Pretty Cool
Your Jan-born baby is less likely to be irritable than babies born in other months. If you think that the cold winter month of January has something to do with this behaviour of your kid, then you are not entirely wrong. The cold weather makes January-borns pretty cool and chilled (pun intended!) when it comes to dealing with life! It’s a trait worth aspiring for, as life becomes easy when you stress less and take each day as it comes!
3. They Are Creative
Babies born in January are likely to be more creative and imaginative. Their problem-solving skills are also excellent. If you see your little one solving a puzzle on his own or creating something unique, don’t be surprised; creativity comes naturally to January born kids. Are you already feeling proud & content thinking about your child’s potential spatial and logical intelligence? It’s okay, you don’t have to be modest about it, because you’ll have every reason to be proud of your baby in the future!
4. They Are Likely to Be Doctors or Debt Collectors
When you come to know that you are pregnant, you already start thinking about the potential careers for your child (yes, you don’t voice it out in public, but in your mind, you have it all sorted out), don’t you? If you are expecting a baby in January, and are secretly wishing to see him grow up to be a footballer or badminton player, then you may have to rethink your kid’s (potential) career slightly. People born in January are more likely to become doctors or debt collectors! So if your little one plays doctor-doctor with you now, you never know, he might become a real doctor in the future – after all, the odds are in his favour!
5. They Are Bold and Independent
Has your baby already started showing signs of independence? Ah! He must be a January kid then. People born in January are bold and brave. They like to take all the burdens of a task on themselves, thinking they can manage everything on their own. Yes, they believe they can singularly handle any job, but the reason for this might be their inability to trust anyone. January-born kids also think that their way of getting things done is better than anyone else’s, and for this, they may get cold stares, of course! So, let your baby be bold & independent as he grows up, but if you ever observe that his behaviour is getting out of control, have a word with him (you know what we mean!).
6. They Are Destined for Fame
Are you happy on reading this? You should be, because your January baby can walk down (or up, rather!) the path to fame in the future. People born in January are either Capricorns or Aquarians, but it is the latter ones that are likely to get famous. Well, the month of January is undoubtedly a bearer of good fortune - doctors, debt collectors, and fame - your kid’s future is secure!
7. They Love to Lead
January-borns have an opinion on everything. If a person tries to change their way of thinking, chances are that the person may get influenced by them, because January-borns will be adamant about their decisions and beliefs. These people are born to lead; it’s their innate quality, and you can’t just underestimate them. So, if you have a January baby, you’ve got a leader in your family.
8. They Are Immune to Stupidity
These people know how to subtly provide criticism (without hurting any feelings) and how to respond to stupid questions. If they are ever asked a silly question, their only response may be SILENCE. Yes, they don’t tolerate nonsense, and their witty grin conveys the message. Although you might appreciate this trait of your baby as he grows up, you’ll have to be a little careful while introducing him to your relatives - you wouldn’t want him offending them, right?
9. They Are Secretive
Don’t stress if your January baby grows up to be a secretive person because January-borns can be that way. People born in January are logical and realistic, and they like keeping things to themselves. They also gel with people well, but trust none; so spilling their secrets to anyone - not going to happen!
So, these are some of the unique traits of January-born babies. We are sure reading about these wonderful qualities of January people will make you feel content and happy (if your baby is a January baby or is due in January, of course!). Although these traits are a plus to help a child grow up to be a good, confident, and successful person in life, they aren’t substitutes to hard work. Take pride in your child if he displays these qualities, but don’t let your praise reach his ears at all times. If you want to see your little one grow into a humble and successful person, teach him to work hard and stay kind - the inborn traits are just going to fuel his success further!
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Pregnancy Acne & How to Combat It
You must have heard about pregnancy glow - the radiant face along with rosy cheeks that make every pregnant woman look even more beautiful. But this glow is generally followed by acne and breakouts (aka pregnancy acne).
Pregnancy acne is no different from your regular acne. It just appears when you are pregnant. According to some studies, nearly 40% of pregnant ladies get affected with pregnancy acne!
Here’s what you need to know about pregnancy acne and what you can (and cannot) do about them!
Types of Pregnancy Acne
Technically, pregnancy acne isn’t a type of acne; it is more like a term used to describe the pimples that pop up when pregnant. Depending on the person, any acne symptoms can appear on the face or body before, during or after pregnancy. But there are two types of acne that typically occur during pregnancy:
1. Comedones
More commonly known as blackheads or whiteheads. They are characterised by small bumps that give the skin a bit of a rough texture. They are non-inflammatory acne, which means that they do not hurt or swell.
2. Cystic Acne
This is a more severe form of acne that produces large, red swollen bumps that are often painful to touch due to inflammation. The reason behind this type of acne is excess oil which combines with dead skins and acts as a breeding ground for bacteria.
When Does Pregnancy Acne Start?
Pregnancy acne can appear anytime during the pregnancy (in some cases, even after delivery). This is because of the hormonal roller coaster that takes place inside women’s bodies during that time. Androgen levels are high through pregnancy, resulting in extra oil production.
Androgen levels are high through the pregnancy, resulting in extra oil production.
However, during the first and second trimesters, you are most likely to have acne as androgen levels are incredibly high during this time. Some people might face pretty subtle breakouts, but some may experience extensive breakouts. Honestly, it varies from person to person. If a woman has a history of acne, she is more likely to experience a flare-up during pregnancy.
If a woman doesn’t get pimples by the end of the third trimester, it is likely that pimples won’t disturb her later as well.
How Long Does Pregnancy Acne Last?
Just like there is no definite timeline to when the pregnancy acne can start, there is no definite time when the pregnancy acne will disappear. It varies from person to person. Some women might get pimples during the first trimester, and they might fade away during the second trimester and might even reappear as they reach the third trimester. Pregnancy acne might come and go during different stages of pregnancy. The only thing that can be said definitely around pregnancy acne is that they might cease to appear after childbirth as your hormone levels and immunity start returning to normal.
Is There Any Special Area Where Pregnancy Acne Is Located?
Not really! Pregnancy acne might appear anywhere. Be it on your face, chin, neck, or back. Pimples might even appear on any other body part where you have never had pimples before.
What Are the Causes of Pregnancy Acne?
Pregnancy hormones are actually the real culprit behind pregnancy acne. When these hormones finally start dancing inside women’s bodies, they cause many changes that are way beyond your control.
Overproduction of sebum (an oily, waxy substance) is one of the primary reasons behind pregnancy acne. The reason behind this overproduction is the increased levels of androgens. One such androgen is called progesterone; it is one of the key players during pregnancy as it prepares the uterus to house a baby.
These increased levels of androgens cause the glands in your skin to expand and grow, resulting in sebum production. This further leads to blocking of the skin pores, inflammation, and eventually bacteria growth: the end result - acne and breakouts.
Additionally, during pregnancy, a woman’s body releases fewer toxins as her body retains more water. These toxins get trapped inside skin pores and try to escape through skin and sweat. They also result in pregnancy acne.
Apart from these, there are two more common reasons behind the occurrence of pregnancy acne:
1. Dirty Pillowcases and Towels
This is true for all types of acne across the board! Dirty skin is a breeding ground for acne-causing bacterias, and your skin is only as clean as the items that come in contact with it. Your pillowcase or towel might have dead skin cells or hair, resulting in depositing oil into your skin when you use them. This might result in pimples and breakouts. It is advisable to wash towels and pillowcases once a week.
2. Picking and Popping Pimples
Keep your hands away and leave your acne alone! Fight the urge to pick, pop or squeeze your pregnancy acne, as it will only make it worse. Sometimes, popping might result in scarring your skin and leaving a mark (even after the pimple goes away!).
Other Factors That Cause Acne While Pregnant
Apart from the fluctuating hormones (mostly the increased androgen level), some other factors can increase the possibility of getting pregnancy acne.
One such factor is reduced immunity. As your immune system plays a role in fighting off the acne and is constantly changing and somewhat suppressed during pregnancy, this can contribute to acne.
Another such factor is stress! A stressed pregnant woman is more likely to get affected by pregnancy acne as the stress hormones trigger breakouts and even worsen existing ones.
How Can You Treat Pregnancy Acne?
Pregnancy is a tricky time; whatever you do, whatever you eat, directly impacts your baby! So, even though acne can be treated by yourself at home, you are advised to consult a doctor before starting any treatment.
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle and taking proper care of yourself and your skin are your best bets. There are plant-based ways to maintain a healthy lifestyle with a nutrition-rich diet when you’re pregnant. Brands like andMe offer safe & plant-based products to help optimise your vitamin intake.
Here are a few tips and tricks that you can follow to treat (or even prevent) pregnancy acne:
Use a gentle face cleanser: Prevent flare-ups by keeping your skin clean. Wash your face twice a day with a mild, soap-free cleanser. Don’t forget to wash and rinse thoroughly, especially where pores tend to get clogged.
Do not overwash: Your skin becomes a little extra sensitive during pregnancy. Overwashing can strip your skin of all its natural oil and moisture. This makes your skin (we mean the oil glands under the skin) work extra and replenish what your skin has lost. This overdrive makes your skin more prone to breakouts.
Moisturise: Use an oil-free moisturiser that can minimise irritation and replenish the skin with all the essential oils and nutrients. Dry skin (mostly due to soap usage) is more prone to breakouts.
Do not forget SPF: Too much sun is not good for your skin, you already know that! It can cause early skin ageing and even bring out blotches during pregnancy. So, whenever you step out in the sun, put on some sunscreen of at least SPF 30 and make sure that it is an oil-free one. Additionally, wear your sunglasses and hat during hot summer.
Eat more vitamin A: Vitamin A is good for your skin! So fill up your belly with vitamin A-rich food like milk, fish, eggs and carrots. All of this is even good for the growth of the baby. It is advisable to increase your vitamin A intake through natural foods and stay away from any artificial supplements. They might have harmful effects on your growing baby.
Fill up on wholesome foods: Your diet plays an important role in your skin health. So cut back on sugar and refined grains; this may help clear up your skin. Opt for whole grains, fresh fruits, vegetables, and nuts. You can even consider adding natural drinks for acne-free skin to your diet. They act as a perfect detox drink for acne! Make it a habit to drink it in the morning and watch this morning drinks for glowing skin work its magic.
Drink plenty of fluids: Keeping yourself hydrated will flush out the toxins from your body and keep your skin moist. If you do not feel like having too much water, you can have nariyal paani (coconut water), green tea or juices. Add these drinks to your diet to clear acne and a healthy baby.
Have plenty of sleep: Last but not least, have enough sleep. We understand that sleeping might be irregular for pregnant women, but following a good sleep routine does have its perks! It gives your body the time to rest and repair.
What Should Be Avoided to Treat Pregnancy Acne
According to the experts, the use of acne medications should be avoided during pregnancy as they can be harmful to the child's growth. Additionally, certain types of medication might even cause birth defects. Similarly, you should steer away from any type of hormonal therapies as they can block certain hormones essential for your baby's growth.
And if your acne is getting worse, you should consult your doctor and only take prescribed medicines. If you are already on some acne-related medication, you should even inform your gynaecologist about the same.
To conclude, remember that while pregnancy is a beautiful period in any woman’s life, your body undergoes many changes like nausea, vomiting, fatigue, swelling, and so on. Stress regarding the symptoms might trigger a new breakout, so make every effort to relax through meditation, set up a morning routine, and do things you enjoy.
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10 Tips to Beat the Monday Blues
The mere thought of going back to work after a weekend can make you sad and anxious. Most people lack the motivation to go to the office on a Monday. If you also dislike going to your office on a Monday, you might feel sluggish and may drag yourself to work. Monday blues are common but can be tackled with some easy techniques. Try the tips mentioned below to start your week with a bang.
Why Are Mondays Usually Boring and Dreadful?
The term 'Monday blues' is used to describe a set of negative emotions or negative feelings that most people get at the start of the workweek if they are not happy at about their workplace. It comprises of elements of hopelessness, tiredness, sadness and a feeling that work is unfulfilling but unavoidable.
Monday blues have become so common in recent times that people ignore them. However, these feelings of sadness and anxiety may not be a passing feeling. They can often be an indication of a more serious problem. If you are passionate about your job and love what you do, then getting back to work on Mondays should excite you. But if you feel unsatisfied or underappreciated at work, you may dread going to the office. Such an adverse emotional state can negatively impact your productivity and performance at work.
10 Ways to Get Over Your Monday Blues
You may then ask how to beat Monday blues. So here are some brilliant ways to fight and win over your Monday morning blues:
1. Play Some Lively Music
To motivate yourself, play some upbeat music. Lively beats of your favourite song may help you get in the right mood. Cheerful music can alter your mood and lift your spirits. However, you should make sure that cheerful music should not get into the way of your work.
2. Treat Yourself
Mondays can be dreadful no doubt, but if you have something to look forward to on a Monday, it will keep you going. And food always helps! You can pack something tempting for lunch or simply order your favourite food for lunch at work. The good feeling may last you during the latter part of your day as well! Simple yet effective.
3. Make a Schedule
Make a schedule for Monday and make sure you stick to it. Trying to get through a frightful day without any direction can make you sad. So, make a schedule and do things accordingly. Planning things well in advance may help you get through Monday with ease. And before you know it, you will have completed all your tasks easily. Stick to your schedule and avoid overloading yourself with work on the first day of the new week.
4. Plan a Fun Evening After Work
Plan a fun evening after work with your colleagues or friends. It might ease you a bit and can help you overcome 'Monday blues'. Go for a movie with friends or go on a date with your partner. It can be another great way to provide yourself with something thrilling to keep yourself energised throughout the day.
5. Hit the Gym
Plan a nice workout session on the weekend which may assist you in shaking away the cloud of gloom. Hitting the gym can energise not just your body but also your spirits. Working out may help you feel good and you never know your Monday may seem more agreeable.
6. Prioritise Your Work
Try and line up your work according to what needs your utmost attention to scheduling some of the things for a later time. Do not let your work pile up as it can lower your morale and energy levels.
7. Pamper Yourself on Sunday
You can shatter the Monday blues by relaxing on the Sunday. Have a lazy Sunday! Don’t burden yourself with too much of housework or numerous activities on Sunday. On the contrary, spend the day comfortably with your family or friends. Give yourself a break from work so that after a whole day of rest on Sunday you will be geared up for Monday.
8. Sleep Early on Sunday
Ensure that you hit the bed at a sensible hour on Sunday night to get at least 7-8 hours of sleep. It may help you wake up fresh and well rested on a Monday morning. It may prove advantageous to follow the same sleep timetable throughout the week.
9. Have a Healthy Breakfast
Being hungry in the morning hours can make you cranky and it can adversely affect your mood as well as work. Therefore, it is essential that you eat a healthy and hearty breakfast on Monday and on every single day to feel motivated at work.
10. Dress Up Well
You may like to save your newest purchase for Monday. Opt for bright clothes to cheer yourself up. A pretty outfit will make you happy and you will feel confident about yourself. Dressing up well may give you the required impetus and thrust to defeat the Monday blues.
Monday blues can be a real issue for some people. But you can tackle them by planning well. Don’t let Mondays ruin your peace of mind by treating it as a different thing. Look at it a door to new opportunities so that you will look forward to it.
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