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Be a responsive parent by watching your child's signals, understanding what they need, and taking loving action to meet their needs so your child grows up healthy.
You are your baby's favorite toy. Play games like peekaboo, read books, spend time outdoors, tummy time and more. This will help your baby learn and develop.
Breastfeeding has many health benefits for you and your baby.
Feed your baby in a healthy way by watching for when they are hungry or full, eating healthy foods with them, making mealtimes fun, and following important safety tips to prevent choking.
Starting gentle exercise again with your doctor's approval can improve your mood, energy, and physical recovery after having a baby.
Milk feeding has all the nutrients your baby needs in the first 6 months. Start giving your baby solid foods at around 6 months while continuing milk.
Keep your baby safe by staying close during baths, keeping small objects off the floor, securing stairs, watching them during feeds, and baby-proofing your home.