30 WEEKS PREGNANT

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Teething Problems

• If your baby has begun teething, chances are you've been enduring some restless days and sleepless nights.
• Don't worry if your little one's teeth have gaps between them.
• The spaces will probably close up by the time he/she is three, once all 20 of his/her baby teeth have broken through.

As your baby's motor skills develop, you'll notice them throwing their toys and feeding bottles. It's better to invest in a feeding bottle that can withstand your baby's constant throwing while also keeping them safe. Steel feeding bottles offer durability as well as safety. Try Mylo Baby Steel Feeding Bottle , which is:

• Unbreakable & rust-free.
• Made with stainless steel.
• Designed to reduce colic, gas & reflux.
• BPA & plastic-free.

• Are you constantly waiting for your little one to reach their next milestone?
• It's only natural to be eager to see your baby learn new skills, but be cautious of wishing the time away.
• Moms often say that their baby's first year passed in the blink of an eye, and they wish they'd managed to relax and enjoy more.
• A great way to seize the passing of time is to capture plenty of photos and videos of your baby.
• When your phone is full of your baby's pictures, you'll also want to share them with friends and family.
• You can also print some of the best photos and start a wonderful scrapbook of your baby's life so far.
• Or maybe you can collect a few meaningful things to keep for posterity in a beautiful baby box.

Traveling with your Baby

• Some parents say that it's easier to fly with a baby than with a toddler who can run about all over the plane.
• The best thing is that at this age your child will be seated at one place only which will result in a more comfortable journey.

Roll and Pull: Take a thick string of yarn that is at least 2 feet long. Tie a toy or small object on one end. Put the other end in your baby’s hand then show him/her how they can pull the object towards them. Toss the toy, then help your baby pull it back. You can also pull the toy slowly in front of your baby to encourage crawling.