Q. My daughter learned to crawl around 8 1/2-9 months. Within a day she was pulling herself up and within a couple days cruising. Now she's 10months old and cruises pretty good.
Just wondering after your baby learned all these tricks did they learn to walk??
I do realize she will when she's ready and that there is a wide variety of normal for all infants. :)
Just wondering after your baby learned all these tricks did they learn to walk??
I do realize she will when she's ready and that there is a wide variety of normal for all infants. :)
A. My daughter started to crawl 6 days after she turned 6 months. She then started to pull up just before she turned 7 months and was cruising really well at 8 months. I was sure she was going to be walking at 9 months, but she didn't! She just wouldn't let go - didn't feel comfortable. She did not start walking independently until 11 1/2 months. When she did start walking thought she walked well. She is a year old now and is walking really well and fast! She also squats to pick up toys and stands back up with no problems.
What are some fun things to do with older infants (like 10 months) while your babysitting?
Q. Im 13 years old and today i started babysitting this 8-9 month old baby. she got bored with her stuffed animals and toys so easily! what can i do to keep her entertained?
A. There are lots of things you can do to keep the baby entertained! For example, you can:
-read books to her and ask her questions about the book so she feels like she's participating
-sing songs to her
-put her in a stroller and go on walks together (if the weather permits)
-put on an educational television program for her
-play with stuffed animals and make animal noises to keep her excited and interested
-play music and dance around goofily
-play peek-a-boo
As long as you're creative with your resources, you can almost always keep the baby you're babysitting amused!
I would also recommend downloading the free app Recalls Plus. It allows you to keep track of foods and products that have been recalled, that way you can make sure that both you and the baby are consuming and using safe foods and products!
Recalls Plus
-read books to her and ask her questions about the book so she feels like she's participating
-sing songs to her
-put her in a stroller and go on walks together (if the weather permits)
-put on an educational television program for her
-play with stuffed animals and make animal noises to keep her excited and interested
-play music and dance around goofily
-play peek-a-boo
As long as you're creative with your resources, you can almost always keep the baby you're babysitting amused!
I would also recommend downloading the free app Recalls Plus. It allows you to keep track of foods and products that have been recalled, that way you can make sure that both you and the baby are consuming and using safe foods and products!
Recalls Plus
what to pack for a 5 day vacation with a 9 month old?
Q. I need a packing list for a 9, almost 10 month old to Disneyland. I don't want to forget anything.
A. Diapers / Wipes.
Bottles.
Formula (if you formula feed.)
Bottle Brush (to wash bottles.)
Soap (to wash bottles.)
Water (for formula.)
Jarred Food (solids.)
Pack N' Play (if you have one.) .. or something else to sleep in.
Blankets.
Toys.
Pants / Shorts
Shirts / Sweat Shirt / Jacket/ Tank Top
Pajamas
Baby Bath Soap
Towels / Wash Clothes
PAPER TOWELS (always come in handy!)
Infant Tylenol (just in case he gets a temp! or starts to cut a tooth.)
Bottles.
Formula (if you formula feed.)
Bottle Brush (to wash bottles.)
Soap (to wash bottles.)
Water (for formula.)
Jarred Food (solids.)
Pack N' Play (if you have one.) .. or something else to sleep in.
Blankets.
Toys.
Pants / Shorts
Shirts / Sweat Shirt / Jacket/ Tank Top
Pajamas
Baby Bath Soap
Towels / Wash Clothes
PAPER TOWELS (always come in handy!)
Infant Tylenol (just in case he gets a temp! or starts to cut a tooth.)
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