My 3 months-Old Baby's Development

My baby Cedric he is getting 3 months old tomorrow(February 7). He was 6 kilograms and 60 centimetres our last visited to his doctor last January 9. I think now he is more than 6 kilograms and also his height it will be 62? I think so.
The days so fast goes by, he is so fast growing too. Some clothes of him are now small, some clothes just used only once. Past few days we bought some clothes for him.

He is pretty going good, healthy and no problem at all. He loves to play and he likes talking with us, some vowels ah and oh hah and heh. I have no problem to him when he is going to sleep. He doesn’t give his mommy problem. He just cry when he got a stomach ache(fever), hungry or his diaper is wet. I’m lucky to have him.
He loves when we give him a bath and he does not cry at all even on his 1st bath in hospital and until now he loved it.

My baby he can recognized now who are strangers and not stranger, but he still smile at stranger especially when they look him straight in the eye and coo or talk to him. But he's beginning to sort out who's who in his life, and he definitely prefers me, my husband, and a select few over others.
He really like to eyes to eyes to me. Ew, I’m so in love to him.
He searched me in our room when I am not on his side and move his arms in excitement or smile when he found me.
When he is hungry when I’m going to feed him he moves a lot of his legs and arms with smile, I can feel his excitement.

I am so happy my baby now is getting 3 months old. I feel so much excitement for him. Sooner he can crawl on the floor or on the bed. Let see then.

My Baby Cedric This Coming Week

My baby Cedric this coming January 7 he will be 2 months old.
The time is so fast, something only yesterday that I give birth to him, but now this coming week, he will be 2 months old. He start laughing and smiling last 1st week of December and now he had really an exactly big laughed and smile. How so my baby boy so adorable and cute, so proud to have him and so thanfull to God he came into our life, he is our treasure and our bundle joy of our life.


Here are more information about Baby This 2-Month-old's Development: Week 1

Into complex designs
At this point, your baby will begin to move beyond his early preferences for bright or two-toned objects toward more detailed and complicated designs, colors, and shapes. Show your baby — and let him touch — a wider variety of objects. Good choices include plastic cookie cutters, soft balls, and stuffed animals.

Hear ye, hear ye
Your baby can differentiate familiar voices from other sounds and is becoming a better listener. He also can show you that he's in tune with his environment. Notice how he looks to see where certain noises are coming from.

An ongoing conversation (although still one-sided!) can help your baby develop his sense of place. He may even watch your mouth as you talk, fascinated by how it all works.

Note: If you have any doubt about your baby's hearing, don't hesitate to mention your concerns to your healthcare provider. Even though your baby's hearing may have already been tested, new problems can arise.

A helping hand
The chaotic first months are over and your baby's schedule is probably becoming more predictable. If you and your partner are raising your baby, it's important for both of you to get a chance to care for and bond with your baby. Make sure whichever one of you is not the primary caretaker gets regular time alone with your little one, for bathing him, changing him, and just getting tuned into his needs.

If you're a single parent, try to find another adult, such as a grandparent or an aunt, to spend time with your baby. This will give your child an opportunity to bond with other loving adults, and give you a welcome break from the hard work of being a parent to a young child.

Remember, your baby is an individual
All babies are unique and meet milestones at their own pace. Developmental guidelines simply show what your baby has the potential to accomplish — if not right now, then soon. If your baby was premature, keep in mind that kids born early usually need a bit more time to meet their milestones.