Week 29
From Babycenter:
Your baby’s head is getting bigger and his brain is developing billions
of neurons (important for later learning) at an amazing rate. His
nutritional needs are growing too. To meet his body’s demands, you’ll
need plenty of protein, vitamin C, folic acid and iron. His bones in
particular are soaking up lots of calcium right now, so drink your milk
(or if you don’t like the taste, try calcium-enriched orange juice).
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I’ve been reading this book called the Secret of the Baby Whisperer and
it’s great! It talks about how we can start relating to Sophie as a
person and not talk over her but talk with her… Most times we think
that she really doesn’t understand but i think she does… i read to
her from the children’s bible whenever i can and sometimes i’m not sure
if it works but it’s just nice telling her stories and sharing with
her…
it’s great! It talks about how we can start relating to Sophie as a
person and not talk over her but talk with her… Most times we think
that she really doesn’t understand but i think she does… i read to
her from the children’s bible whenever i can and sometimes i’m not sure
if it works but it’s just nice telling her stories and sharing with
her…
July 10th, 2006 at 3:58 am
Hi good that u r reading Tracy Hogg’s book before Sophie’s arrival. I agree it’s a great and well written but try to read also The Contented Little baby book by Gina Ford as well to have another view and then find your own path between the two.
July 13th, 2006 at 12:09 pm
Ah… ok! Will go check out that book too. Actually i think i have too many books already… haven’t had time to read them all. I only have 2 more mths!!! Time is running out!
July 13th, 2006 at 5:27 pm
When u stop working u’ll hav more time.
best to read before Sophie arrives cos first few months any free moment u’ll be sleeping !