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6 Months Old Baby Milestones
Babies grow really fast, and by the time your baby is six months old, you will see many physical and intellectual changes happening to her. Every day brings in something new, and you love to see all these changes in your baby. Here, in the following article, we shall acquaint you with some common milestones that your baby may achieve by the time she turns six months old.
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6 Month Old Baby Milestones Chart
The following chart helps you understand the achieved and emerging developmental milestones of your baby:
Your Baby’s Achieved Developmental Milestones
Your Baby’s Emerging Developmental Milestones
Better grasping- can make use of all fingers to hold
Will use index finger and thumb to hold also known as raking grasp.
Can sit without any support
Will try to get into the sitting position
Eat some selected fruits and vegetable
Can eat a wide variety of fruits and vegetables
Improved colour vision and depth perception
Will be able to differentiate between more colours and perceive depth in a better way
Better sleep for several consecutive hours at night
Will have better night sleep and lesser feeding breaks in between
Can stretch to grab an object
Will crawl to grab the object
Can roll in both directions
Will roll in any direction, even while sitting and crawling
Can make simple consonant and vowel sounds
Will make more complex sounds
Can recognize familiar faces
Will try and communicate through gestures with familiar faces
Source: http://www.momjunction.com/articles/babys-6th-month-a-development-guide_00103340/
Some Major Developmental Milestones Your Child Should Reach by Six Month of Age
We have categorized the major developmental milestones in the following categories:
Cognitive Developmental Milestones:
Cognitive development deals with your baby’s overall brain development, which includes the intelligence and the thinking ability of your baby.
Enhanced Curiosity: Your baby will become a little explorer and would want to explore everything around. She will touch hold and feel the things that fascinate her.
Copy Sounds: By this time your baby will develop better sound interpretation skills and will and imitate the sounds she hears.
Responds to her name: Around this time your baby remembers the sound of her name, and she is also able to interpret it, and thus she’ll respond when you call her name.
Utters Basic Sounds: Your baby will say common vowel and consonant sounds and may reply with these sounds when you talk to her.
Physical Development Milestones:
By the time your baby is six months old, she will be able to achieve the following physical development milestones and gross motor capabilities:
Better hand-eye coordination: Your baby will have more precise and better hand movements because of better vision. She will hold and observe the objects carefully.
Improved depth perception and colour vision: Since birth, your baby’s vision improves tremendously and by this time she is not only able to differentiate between wide varieties of colours but she is able to estimate the distance and track objects.
Uses all fingers for grasping: Your baby will make use of all fingers to hold tiny or small objects, this is called raking grasp.
Sits without any support: Your baby develops strong back muscles and thus is able to sit and manage her entire body weight. Though she may still not be able to get to the sitting position on her own.
Communication Skills:
Here are some the communication skills that your baby will by the time she is six months old:
Your baby will start responding to her name.
Your baby will start making sounds that will show her happiness or displeasure.
Your baby will respond to different sounds by making sounds.
Your baby will start babbling and will try taking turns while making different sounds, with parents or siblings.
Sleep Pattern:
Your baby will develop a better sleeping pattern by six months of age, and some of the following milestones may also be achieved:
Your baby will have longer uninterrupted sleep sessions at night.
Your baby may sleep for 6 to 8 hours at a stretch.
Your baby will be able to roll over independently.
Your baby may not get up for feeds at night.
Senses:
Here are some of the sensory, developmental milestones that your six-month-old baby will achieve:
Your baby likes to touch and feel various textures. She will like to touch her food, toys, water and various other objects to feel them.
Your baby develops better vision and thus will get attracted by bigger, brighter and bolder objects.
Your baby will feel comforted by touching, rocking and gentle sounds.
Your baby may not feel upset by everyday sounds.
Your baby will hold objects or toys with both hands and try and bring it towards her mouth.
Social And Emotional Developmental Milestones:
Here are some social and emotional developmental milestones that your six-month-old baby will achieve:
Recognises familiar people: Your baby will recognise and may also feel comfortable in the company of known or familiar people that you may meet on a regular basis. On the other hand, she may fuss or cry on seeing new or unfamiliar faces.
Enjoys playing: Your baby will show interest and will also enjoy playing with parents, siblings or caregivers.
Varied Expressions: By this time your baby will develop various different expressions for various things. You may notice her making different faces for hunger, sleep, discomfort or pain.
Respond’s to emotions: You will see your baby responding to familiar people. She may make happy and sad faces according to different situations.
When to Worry?
Every baby will reach the above-mentioned milestones sooner or later, but there are some indications that may alarm the parents. These are:
Your Baby Is Unable To Sit Even With Support: Babies develop stronger back muscles which help them to sit. However, if your baby is not able to sit even with support, this means there is a delay in your baby’s physical growth.
Your Baby Makes No Sounds Or Respond to Sounds: Though babies at this age do not talk they make sounds and also responds to sounds. If your baby is doing neither, then it may indicate that there is some problem with the vocal cords or your baby may have hearing issues.
Your Baby Does Not Recognise Familiar Faces: If your baby does not recognise familiar people, this means there may be some problem in the vision or cognitive development.
Your Baby Appears Inactive Or Shows Poor Motor Skills: Most babies love to play with toys by this age. If your baby appears inactive or shows no interest in playing this could mean that your baby is facing developmental delays.
Ways to Help Your 6 Month Old Achieve the Milestones
As parents, you help stimulate your baby’s growth and development by following some simple tips:
Tummy Time: It is very important that give your baby some time to lie on her tummy. This helps in strengthening and toning your baby’s muscles and makes her agiler.
Engage Your Baby In Conversations And Play Time: By talking and playing with your baby you are stimulating your baby’s listening skills.
Outdoor Activities And Reading: Taking your baby to gardens, parks or various other outdoor locations help in stimulating baby’s vision. You can also read colourful books to your baby.
Social Interaction: It is very important that your baby meets and sees new faces and people. This will help your baby develop better social and communication skills.
A well-nurtured baby may achieve all the above-mentioned milestones by six months of age. However, it is recommended that you remain watchful as parents and register any developmental delays. It is advised to get in touch with your paediatrician as soon as you register any developmental delays.
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25 Weeks Pregnant with Twins or Multiples
By the 25th week of your pregnancy, especially when you are pregnant with twins or triplets, you will be aware all the growth that has taken place in the previous months. The bodies of your babies as well as your own will have undergone numerous changes, all of which would have not only resulted in increased weight and tummy but also a sense of fatigue at times. It might get difficult for you to maintain the peak of your energy the way you used to. However, having an active lifestyle is necessary even at this stage, since it helps the body maintain its strength, which is beneficial during delivery.
The Growth of the Babies at 25 Weeks
The intensity with which your babies were growing in the previous weeks will continue to be at the same level if not at a higher one. A lot more changes are expected in the upcoming weeks, which will ensure that your twins or triplets can survive outside the womb and the growth is focused entirely on making that happen.
The lungs of the babies will develop around this time. These take quite some time to start functioning. But, by now, they will increase in size, causing them to fill out as much as possible so that they can take air in a substantial amount. In this week, as the size and the network within the lungs increases, numerous blood vessels develop within them as well along with a circulatory system. These prove to be the crux for keeping the babies alive, allowing the lungs to absorb the oxygen from the inhaled air into the blood, which can then be transported to different organs within the body.
The skin that babies have around this stage is still a little translucent. But this is developing a brilliant sheen by itself, as it starts to form a tan and the fat deposits grow over it. Along with it, the blood capillaries begin to spread their branches all over the body as well. When the blood starts to pump through them, they start to get a reddish-tinge. This is precisely what makes the skin of the newborns to be of the healthy pink colour.
What is the Size of the Babies?
If you’ve ever seen a large turnip in the farms, that’s pretty much the size of your babies in this week. Their length and weight increase week by week, improving quite some along the journey. When measured, their height usually comes somewhere around 35 centimetres while their weight tends to hover close to 650-700 grams. The weight of each baby, in the case of twins or triplets, will be slightly less, and the same goes for their height.
Common Bodily Changes
The changes that women pregnant with multiples experience in the 25th week of their pregnancy are usually an extended version of their previous symptoms.
Were you one of those women whose sexual drive reached a massive peak in the previous months? That entire phase would have been a gorgeous one for you and your partner, indulging in some celebration for the babies. While some women might continue to have the same drive through this week, most others will begin to experience a shortfall. The libido takes a major hit as the size of the stomach starts to increase immensely. This may usually happen over a period of weeks, while some women may experience a sudden plummet in those emotions, causing them to feel even more strange and cranky or exhausted with the entire situation. It is essential for your partner to support you through it and understand that this is all a result of the pregnancy and hormones. As a result of the changes in your hormones and body, you will not be able to indulge in sex.
The time when you begin to experience the presence of the babies inside your womb, the feeling is very similar to experiencing a whooshing sensation in the stomach or little jerks inside. As the second trimester begins to approach an end, your body becomes extremely sensitive to the numerous activities your babies are undertaking by themselves. Not only are they getting stronger and more active with their physical experimentation, but the expanding uterus also puts itself in contact with numerous internal organs as well as your stretched skin. Therefore, any jabs or kicks by your budding martial arts enthusiasts will be instantly recognisable to you. In a few women, the babies can be extraordinarily overactive and their movements may cause minor pain to you.
Your sexual drive and libido are not the only aspects that take a hit. The energy that brought a sense of rejuvenation inside you when the second trimester began will begin to fade away as it reaches its completion. This is also a result of the extra work the body has to continuously undertake to take care of a constantly enlarging tummy, and the demands placed by the uterus. Combined with numerous activities of your own, right from your workplace, to other responsibilities of the household, paired with the necessities of putting things together for your babies, all the exhaustion shouldn’t come as a surprise. The absence of any restful periods tends to make it even worse.
Symptoms of Twin Pregnancy at 25 Weeks
The pressure that comes with the growing pregnancy will start making itself more evident in the coming weeks. This can make the symptoms of being pregnant with twins well-known to you.
At 25 weeks, your uterus will be pushing around all the organs in the abdominal region by quite a large degree. Your stomach and intestines will already be bearing the discomfort due to it. When hormones jump into the fray and make the situation worse, the chances of experiencing indigestion and acidity begin to increase at this week. This is usually the period when you may feel constantly full as well as end up passing gas quite frequently through the day. The intestinal trouble will tend to aggravate constipation by yet another degree. However, adequate water and fibre intake will balance this out.
Bloating, passing of gas, and constipation are not the only symptoms that you experience when you are pregnant with twins or triplets at 25 weeks. As you approach the completion of your pregnancy term, the chances of haemorrhoids will begin to increase. These are extremely irritating and get worse in cases of twins or triplets when the weight might be a lot more than a single pregnancy. While this makes matters worse down there, the pushing of the babies inside the uterus can cause the contents of the stomach, especially the acid, to rise higher into the oesophagus. You can take the simple antacids. However, you should consult your doctor before you pop a pill on your own.
At this time, you may have trouble passing poop and you will spend a lot of time in the toilet. You may also visit the toilet a number of times to urinate. Your toilet is most likey to become your second home! Around this time, the bladder is under immense physical pressure from the uterus pressing into it, leading it to expel even the smallest quantities of urine as quickly as possible.
Twin Pregnancy - Belly at 25 Weeks
Women have had their tummies growing right until they deliver the child, whereas there are also a few having their stomach pretty much around the same size right until the delivery. Both cases are normal and the babies delivered are entirely healthy. You may gain more weight during this time which may show on your belly. The final trimester is nearly here and the growth can start taking a slowdown in its rate.
Twin Pregnancy at 25 Weeks - Ultrasound
The 25th week is usually not a time where doctors would recommend an ultrasound scan, since within a week or two, conducting a fortnightly scan would become the norm to track the final development of your babies. If it is done, you will notice that your babies will indulge in some thumb sucking or swallowing exercises to practice their breastfeeding abilities. Similarly, you will also observe them be cute and chubby in the coming weeks.
What To Eat
Anaemia in this phase of the pregnancy is common. Hence it is essential that you adhere to a diet that is rich in oatmeal, beetroots, pulses, and so on. Intake of protein and amino acids is also necessary, along with numerous fruits and vegetables, all of them in a safe quantity.
Pregnancy Care Tips
Taking care of your pregnancy in the 25th week requires the adherence to some straightforward tips.
Dos
Keep track of your weight on a regular basis to check for any discrepancies.
Undertake a glucose screening test to check for signs of diabetes.
Dont's
Avoid skipping exercises altogether but tone them down to not be as stressful.
Don’t give in to the craving for fried foods or canned products.
What You Need To Shop For
Since your babies would be a part of the home pretty soon, you can shop for some essential items keeping in mind the safety of your babies:
Protection covers for plugs and sockets.
Baby barriers for any stairs or unsafe areas.
Heaters or coolers if the due date is in an extreme season.
The 25th week of twin pregnancy might signal the end of a happy period of the entire journey. However, there are still numerous happy moments that will present themselves to you in the final trimester and keep you engaged and proud to be a mother of your children.
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20 Fun and Interactive Learning Activities for Toddlers
Toddlers learn at a phenomenal rate and are constantly absorbing information of the world around them. Make learning fun by using craft items to enhance your toddler’s playtime experience. The below activities are designed to improve their vocabulary, spatial skills, colour coordination and even motor skill
Learning Letters
Learning letters can be fun if you add an element of creativity to the process. Here are a few ideas:
Spelling Names: The best way to start off with teaching your toddler spelling is to start with their own name. First names in most cases are small and an eagerness to learn how to write their own name is bound to get them excited. You can put the names across the house, from the bathroom to the kitchen fridge, so that they are well acquainted with it. Use similar sounding letters to uncomplicate the pronunciation. For example, Sonu can be explained as S for sun, O for orange and so on.
Street Signs: This is one of those early learning activities for toddlers that can be done while you visit a new city or a place unfamiliar to your kid. Pretend as if you’re lost and need their help in figuring out a way to get to a destination. This game works best with simple words such as “PARK” or “EXIT”.
Chalkboard Maze: Which kid doesn’t like playing with chalk? Using a chalkboard at home you can write down random alphabets on it. Then circle one of the letters, such as the first letter of your child’s name and ask them to find out the identical letters on the board. This helps not only in recognizing letters but also improves their motor skills.
Ice Cream Sticks: Purchase a large packet of ice cream sticks (at least 60). Then, use a dark coloured pen and write letters in capital and small on either side of an ice cream stick. For example, if one side says “G”, the other side shows “g”. Put all of them in a small container inside a toy bucket and get your toddlers ready to play. The objective is to remove as many sticks as they can. The catch is that they can only remove the sticks if they can figure out which alphabet is written on the stick. The winner is the child who has the biggest heap of sticks. This is one of the learning activities for toddlers at home that can be done as a group activity.
Learning Numbers
Make your little one love maths with these activities:
Animal Biscuits: All you need is chart paper, pen and some animal shaped biscuits. Partition the chart paper into 10 different blocks with the numbers 0-9 written on them. Now, ask your toddler to place the required amount of animal biscuits on each block according to the number mentioned. Once the game is done, you and your child can get to the best part, eating the biscuits!
Ice-cream Sticks: This is similar to the previous ice cream sticks activity but with two major differences. The first is that the numbers are written on the ice cream sticks. The second difference is that you will need to employ envelopes for the task. Each envelope should have a number marked on it and the children would need to put the corresponding sticks into the respective envelopes. Mark one stick with one, two sticks with two, three sticks with three and so on.
Race Cars: Using scotch tape, chart paper and a pen, number the race cars that your child has from one to ten. Then cut out the bottom of a large cardboard box and making mini parking spots numbered from one to ten. Ask your kid to ‘park’ the race cars in their respective ‘parking zones’.
Matching Cups: You need chart paper, 9 plastic cups and a pen. First, using the top of the cup, make 9 circles on the chart paper. Second, place dots inside each circle signifying a numerical value. For example, the first circle can have one dot, the second circle will have two dots and so on. Last, mark each cup from 1-9 and let your toddler match the cups with the corresponding circle.
Differentiating Shapes
Learning shapes in an important academic milestone for kids. Here are some easy ways of teaching them:
Lego Blocks: Lego blocks are a good way of teaching your kids the finer points of symmetry. First, apply some coloured tape to the middle of the Lego baseplate. Second, let them use blocks of varying shapes as long as both sides are symmetrical. You can first play with the blocks yourself to show them how it’s done.
Shape Hunt: In this activity, your child needs to find the maximum number of items of a shape within a stipulated time. For example, a rectangle, your child could spot the television, dining table and so on.
Shape Figures: This activity can be used to unleash the artistic side of your child. Ask them to make a figure of themselves using a set of given shapes. For example, a circle could represent the head, a square to represent the upper torso, a triangle to represent the lower torso and long rectangles to represent the limbs.
Play Dough: One of the basic tools in any toddlers learning kit, play dough can be manipulated into different shapes. Playtime with this item can be done soon after the shape hunt activity as they unwittingly revise the shapes they’ve learnt.
Differentiating Colours
Colouring is a favourite activity for most children. Here are a few activities which help identify colours:
Egg Cartons: If you have any spare egg cartons lying around your house, this is one game you could play. Use watercolours to paint the basic colour of each dimple on the egg tray. You can then ask your toddler to place play dough into the dimple that matches.
Colour Cards: Buy chart paper of multiple colours and cut them into small cards about the size of your palm. Deck them up, shuffle the cards and present them to your toddler. Ask them to spot the colour that they have chosen from objects in the house.
Crayon Testing: Ever get a situation where the crayons you’ve purchased has a different colour than what is indicated? For example, a black crayon sometimes comes as dark grey on paper and orange can look a lot browner than expected. Make your toddler test out each crayon and let them decide for themselves.
Lego Blocks: Get some multi-coloured chart paper and lay them on the floor. Then, spread out the Lego blocks and let your toddler place them on a chart paper of the same colour.
Other Skills
When your child has picked up the basics, it is time to move on to more activities. Play these games to equip them with a whole new set of skills
Fruit Sticking: Buy multi-coloured chart paper and using a scissor cut out the shapes of an apple, orange, banana and other fruits. Then ask your toddler to identify which fruit is which before sticking them on a large, white chart paper. This fun activity helps in improving motor skills, hand-eye coordination, shapes and colours recognition. The final product can be displayed on the fridge and used to encourage your child to do other fun learning activities.
Feed The Snowman: Cut out the bottom of a plastic bottle and place some plastic eyes on it. You can also put a ribbon at the bottom to mimic a muffler. Place it on a tray and unload a bag of small cotton balls near it. Ask your toddler to then ‘feed’ the snowman by using tongs to place the cotton balls in the mouth of the bottle. The activity helps in improving motor skills along with hand-eye coordination.
Ladle Lift: You will need two bowls a few toys, water and a ladle for this activity. Fill one of the bowls with water and put the toys inside. Your toddler must recover all these toys from the water bowl and place them in the dry one. It can be a little complicated for very young toddlers and can help improve their motor skills.
Balloon Hockey: This deceptively simple activity can immensely improve your toddler’s motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Use a balloon as the ball, a fly swatter as the hockey stick and a basket as the goal post. If you want, you can even use coloured tape to mark the boundaries of the ‘court’.
The above games are all simple for an adult but can be challenging for a toddler. They help build a solid foundation for pre-school and makes learning fun.
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It's natural for new moms to try shedding pregnancy weight. The only way to make things work is to prepare yourself mentally in addition to eating healthy and working out. With some tips on mind tricks for weight loss for new moms, fitness is not too far!
Losing weight takes time and definitely tests your patience. However, your mind plays a vital role in helping you shed weight. By changing the way you think, you decide how to act. Think healthy to stay in awesome shape. Listen to your body and be honest with yourself. Set up goals and be determined to achieve them, no matter what comes in the way. It won’t be long before you see big changes!
Smart Mental Strategies for New Moms to Help Lose Weight
1. Be Honest–How Passionate Are You About Losing Weight?
If you aren't passionate enough, you'll likely end up chucking your weight loss plan. Maybe you’re not quite ready to lose weight or commit yourself to such a change. Maybe you want to feel that you're in shape but don’t want to put in the effort. If you seriously intend to lose weight, make your choices in a way that suits the new change in your life. Sometimes, all that’s needed is a firm resolution to make things happen!
2. Find Strong Motivation
Knowing what you really expect from your body is a huge factor for motivation. Choose a photograph of yourself or someone whom you admire as a goal. Look at that photograph and stick to your weight routine to get that desired physique. Get help from friends and family to stay motivated throughout your plan.
3. Program Your Brain to What You're Capable of
You know you can do it! Keep reminding yourself that you’re capable of losing weight no matter how hard it becomes. When you think fat, you'll end up feeling and looking so. You can’t look like a million bucks by constantly cursing yourself, so change your mental programming and think of what you know you can do.
4. Imagination Can be Your First Initiative
Imagine yourself as slimmed down and attractive. Picture yourself in that dress you desperately want to wear and flaunt. Let this guide you in your quest to lose weight. You'll be more inspired and motivated to set goals and stick to a fitness routine.
5. Steer negative thoughts away
Kick away all unhealthy and negative thoughts. While it’s natural to feel demotivated and lazy at times, don’t let them get into your head. Replace them with positivity instead, which will not only help you stay focused, but will also keep you stress-free.
6. Eat mindfully
Keep yourself from reaching out for unhealthy foods whenever you feel down or angry. Think of food as a source of nourishment rather than a way to deal with emotions. Eat what you crave for from time to time, but know your limits. Eating mindlessly while engaging yourself in other activities will only pile on unwanted calories.
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A. It’s completely normal this kind of an ultrasound is different it is not necessary that your stomach should be full or you should go empty stomach you can have your basic breakfast and all whatever you would want to eat before you go ahead with getting a scan and there is no need to go empty stomach for the scan
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Q. hi everyone..the position of my baby is still in breech position from first trimester till now as I entered in my third trimester position is still breech is it normal..
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I suggest you please consult with your gynecologist and follow their instructions
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A. normal traditional food rich in protein ok. if there is no relief it is better you see your doctor for proper examination particularly physical examination if there is need for doing investigations to find out the problem and treatment ok
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