29 WEEKS PREGNANT

• Your little one probably loves to put things in his/her mouth.
• It’s a great way for them to discover the world, and explore different textures and shapes.
• Although it’s unlikely he/she will come to serious harm, it's worth reading up on what to do if he/she gets his/her hands on something he/she shouldn't.
• If your baby's starting to crawl, the plants in your house and garden may attract his/her attention.
• Brightly coloured flowers or mysterious berries may particularly appeal to them.
• While most are harmless, there are certain unsafe plants that you should keep out of his/her reach.
• And if you have pets, make sure you keep a close eye on your baby when they’re around.

Keeping your baby in diapers all day long doesn't allow their skin to breathe and increases their risk of infections. You must give some diaper-free time to your baby. If you're worried about leaks and stains on the bedding, use a waterproof sheet. Try Mylo Baby Waterproof Dry Sheet , which:

• Guards against stains & leaks.
• Dries quickly.
• Prevents rashes & bed sores.
• Is foldable & portable.

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• Caring for a baby 24 hours a day while juggling work and household demands can be stressful.
• Now that you're over halfway through the first year with your little one, here are some reminders of caring basics for you.
• Ultimately, a happy parent means a happy baby! So, stay healthy.
• Try to maintain a healthful diet, whether to lose any extra pregnancy pounds or just to feel a bit healthier.
• Exercising regularly will also help you keep slim, as well as elevate your mood, and maximise your energy.
• Remember your relationship. Set aside some time each day or week for you and your partner, no matter how short.
• Ask other family members to babysit and have a meal out. Or stay in and put on a movie.
• If having a baby has taken its toll on your love life, know how fellow parents of young kids managed to rekindle their sex lives.

Lock Cupboards

• Your little one may be keen to invade your kitchen cupboards.
• Invest in some child locks to protect both him and your crockery.
• If you have space, you may want to leave one cupboard unlocked and fill it with plastic containers, wooden spoons, and other safe objects for him to play with.

Shadow-Puppet Play: Stand between a light (sun or lamp) and a wall, so you can create a shadow your baby can see. Move around to show how your shadow changes as a result of movement. Use your hands to make shadow puppets. (Your thumb is the bottom lip; the rest of your fingers are the top lip.) Talk and sing as you move your fingers up and down while your baby watches the talking shadow