What do you do when your baby is 0-6 months?

In the period from 0 to 6 months, the baby is born and needs more protection from the mother than ever because at this time, the baby's body is very fragile and the resistance is still weak. Following the article "List of things to do during pregnancy", MarryBaby would like to continue to send you the things young mothers cannot ignore when taking care of babies from 0-6 months.

The jobs for the first trimester of the baby

January

Choose a day for a full month holiday for your baby.

Examine yourself for signs of postpartum depression and depression .

Learn how to take care of the umbilical cord for your new baby.

Find out about breastfeeding and bottle feeding issues.

Ask your doctor when you can start practicing getting in shape.

Record the first days of your baby.

Start to bathe your baby.

Learn how to avoid SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome).

Stay up to date with the latest immunizations information and decide what's best for your child.

Learn to burp (and learn about vomiting).

Comfort your baby to sleep (and learn to handle your sleep problems).

February

Choose the 2nd full day for the baby.

Decide if a pacifier is suitable for your baby and if it is for your baby to use.

Begin by monitoring your baby's growth and development.

Make an appointment for your postpartum checkup (and remember to ask about birth control options).

Find out what to do when your baby has upset or upset stomach .

Rearrange your home to suit your baby and minimize clutter.

Learn to avoid the common parenting mistakes you make.

Have toys and learning tools available to help children develop physically and intellectually.

Understand what to expect from the transition to motherhood.

Don't forget to send a baby notification card.

Join a parenting care support group, either online or in person.

If you haven't already, start reading to your baby.

March

Learn what you can expect from your baby's third month.

Make sure your baby has enough time to eat.

Test your wardrobe and customize a mother-new style.

Find a babysitter or nanny.

For working mothers, the maternity leave is almost over. Find a new direction and get ready to go back to work.

Get help with kitchen management. Pay attention to less complicated meal preparation options to save time.

Communicate with your baby. Try signaling to your baby and other techniques.

Choose a lunch date with a friend.

Know how to make your baby happy and laugh.

Make sure your baby gets enough sleep for good health

The work for the next three months of the baby

April
Plan your baby's 4th full day.

Reward yourself and your baby with a Mother and Baby practice class!

Learn how to start solids.

Start eating better and exercising regularly to increase your energy and narrow your belly.

Make time with your partner. Plan to go out (or stay home) at night.

- Record your baby's first months in a picture book or baby's notebook.

Redesign your home as your baby prepares to crawl and protects them from common family dangers.

May

Decide if an indoor toddler is okay with your family.

Ignore the mistakes of the mother.

Play with your baby every day. This is good for both you and your baby!

Focus on your needs by scheduling some time for yourself.

Provide many opportunities to strengthen the parent-child relationship.

Plan a fun outing for the whole family.

Try making baby food yourself.

Prepare for emergencies and revisit your basic first aid skills.

June

Choose a six-month check-up date for your baby.

Consider buying a special pillow or seat to help your baby sit on his own.

Make sure your baby's toys are safe.

Save money when shopping for your family.

Schedule a new family photo or portrait for your baby.

Move your baby to the crib if you haven't already.

Record your baby's milestones and share them with friends and family!

Save money for your kids to go to college and spend accordingly.