Baby First 6 Months

Despite the temptation to buy all the wonderful baby clothes and gadgets available a few basics are all you and your baby need.

Baby first 6 months. Per month x 12 months diapering. X 12 months wipes per month x 12 months feeding. Babies don t really need a lot of gear the first few weeks at home. Can t hold her head steady.

By 6 months she may be ready to start solid food. Weight gain then slows slightly. Seems very stiff or floppy. Every baby is different.

I ll spend per. Babies grow and gain weight the fastest within the first 6 months of life. At six months baby s growth will. Doesn t respond to noises or smiles.

Skip the stuff you don t need and ensure you re prepared for your baby s first year. I won t be paying for regular childcare. But don t worry if it doesn t happen until later. I plan to breastfeed.

Isn t affectionate with those closest to her. Ongoing costs childcare. During the first few months of life your baby was growing at a rate of about 1 to 2 pounds a month. Each child develops at her own pace but talk to your child s doctor if your baby.

Although it can vary babies tend to gain around 4 7 oz per week in the first 4 6 months. Beginning to sit without support is one of many developmental milestones that 6 month old babies reach. Learn about the other milestones here. It covers milestones and development sleeping babycare immunisation reminders feeding and more.

At 6 months old your baby may sprout the first tooth. 0 per month x 12 months formula. Your baby s first year may cost. Baby s first year guide this is a month by month guide to your baby s first year.

Here s a checklist for the essential baby items to put on your registry. All babies develop differently and some babies may be more ready to start eating solids than others. Can t sit on her own. Per month x months i ll use an occasional babysitter.