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Anonymous users2024-01-24Generally fine. Coax him to stop crying, divert his attention, observe the day, and be fine if he doesn't vomit or fall asleep. Usually children will fall out of bed or on the sofa, as long as they are not hit by something hard and pointy.
There is no hurry. I'm also a mother, just one and a half years old. It's just that you still have to be careful and try to look good, you can put it in the cart for three months, the soft things are paved, the buckles are buckled, and you don't put a single on the bed or sofa, and it is easiest to fall off when you learn to turn over and roll.
Heart-wrenching.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Go to the hospital and take a look, the child has to be optimistic.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Go to the hospital for examination, not ask questions online! Sloppy people!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Ask your pediatrician.
After washing my hands in the restaurant, I began to wait for the meal to eat. The first is the lamb skewer, the baby eats very happily, a large skewer of barbecue is slowly gnawed by himself, and then eats a small bowl of pilaf, after eating full, he shook his head: "Full, I can't eat anything now." >>>More
Teddy wants to raise his mother, he doesn't bite people and has a good temper, if it's a male and not a breeding dog, he must be neutered, otherwise you know.
I didn't teach, my son learned it from his dad himself. I used to learn to walk, first by myself holding on to the wall slowly, then by myself pushing the stroller, and then running faster than me. It feels like my son has crossed over, teaching him math and finding that Ya'er is more proficient than me, and teaching him English Ya'er came to a sentence that I don't understand.
Most of the cases where the baby does not sleep well are: the lower body is not warm and cold, so it should be wrapped well but not too heavy, so as not to cause the burden on the baby's body. Babies before the age of six months can sleep 20 hours a day, and the better they sleep, the healthier their development. >>>More