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4 Week Old Baby - Your Baby’s Development, Week by Week

Here's more about week 4 ➜ https://wk2wk.com/b4 Help! Where’d your sleepy baby go? And what’s up with all the crying? 4 Week Old Baby Development 4 Week Old Baby Milestones 👶 News Flash: Babies Cry What happened to your sleepy newborn? He’s growing up, mama! As a result, you may notice baby becoming more fussy, agitated, and moody (welcome to the human race!). Crying can be a result of being hungry, tired, wet, or even bored. Try rocking, feeding, swaddling, babywearing, or singing songs to your little one. Be on the lookout for signs of colic, as this can cause extreme fussiness in newborns. But do know that sometimes babies just need to cry and be held. It will pass. Baby Acne Around this time, you may start to notice pimples and whiteheads popping up on baby’s face. Don't worry—this very common skin condition affects more than 30 percent of newborns. Although it should clear on its own in a matter of months, you can try these natural remedies for baby acne to help speed things along. Baby Grasp In more exciting news, you may start to see some big changes in physical development now. Baby is working hard on figuring out her hands, fingers, arms, and legs. At this point, baby may grasp your finger or other objects for a brief period of time. Her muscles are growing stronger and stronger every day! You at 4 Weeks postpartum 👩 You’re probably noticing the lack of sleep is starting to catch up to you. Don’t worry, mama. Things will settle down soon. In the meantime, try these strategies to get your newborn to sleep. Some families find co-sleeping is an easier way to manage baby throughout the night. While it may not be for everyone, here are some thoughts on why some families choose to co-sleep, and whether it’s safe. Swaddling your little one can also help baby sleep in longer stretches. Swaddling gives baby a sense of comfort, and reduces the involuntary movements of the arms and legs that sometimes can startle her awake. With all of the excitement of becoming a new mama, the lack of sleep can definitely takes its toll. Stick with it mama, trust your instincts, and know that more sleep will come in the future! Hot Topics for Week 4 🔥 Baby Pacifiers: Yay or Nay? The Truth About Using Pacifiers Thrush in Babies: Natural Remedies that Work How Many Hours of Sleep Do Kids Need? Is Your Child Going to Bed Too Late? Infant Reflexes: Are Those Weird Movements Normal? (Images) Try This With Your 4 Week Old Baby Play newborn games to stimulate baby and encourage development Treat yourself to an herbal shower