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Awake to everything Baby’s hands and feet are big sources of entertainment for her, as is putting anything and everything into her mouth. She’s learning to discern different textures and flavors, and she’s utterly fascinated by the sights and sounds around her. If you notice lots of drool coming out of baby’s mouth and lots of toys going in, she may be teething. Babies find comfort in chewing on things when new teeth are sprouting, so make sure you have lots of mouth-appropriate stuff handy. To-do:
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[tip] With baby easily distracted by everything going on around her, the most efficient way to get through mealtime is by feeding her somewhere quiet, where her only focus is eating.
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Stop swaddling? Alcohol and breastfeeding? Four-month wakeful period? See all newborn Q&As
Let someone you trust watch baby Think about a sleeping schedule Connect with moms in your area
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