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Those first few weeks and months after birth are a sacred, exhausting, rewarding period of adjustment and growth. Caring for a newborn baby requires round-the-clock nurturing as they change rapidly from the instant they arrive earthside.
In the fourth trimester, newborns need support adjusting to life outside the womb, with frequent feeding, skin-to-skin contact, and warm bundles to feel secure. Key milestones emerge during this period too, from the appearance of early reflexes to the first fleeting smile. Discover what to expect with your baby’s development, behaviour, sleep patterns, and more in the initial weeks and months so you can attune confidently.
From tips to decoding cries to managing wake windows for good naps, we cover all the need-to-know basics for you and your blossoming newborn. Take comfort in the resiliency of human babies, and know the skills come with time – you’ve got this!
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