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Have you choose the sex of your baby? Have you predicted your baby gender? Whatever the result is, you must get ready to welcome your baby to the outer world. Now comes the baby care step where you must know all about caring of baby from A to Z.

Your newborn baby has spent nine months snuggled up inside the relative peace, warm and quiet of your womb. When they come into the real world, they will spend their first week trying to get used to the strange new environment.

Your newborn baby will be getting all of their nutritional needs from milk when are breast feeding them. It is really advisable to breast feed your baby especially in the first three months. One of advantage of breast feeding is to prevent your baby from getting any infection.

Your baby is born with natural reflex actions which they’ll rely on until their eyesight improves and muscles strengthen. They will tightly grasp anything you place in their hand, instinctively turn towards anything that brushes their cheek, and suck on any soft object placed in their mouth.

It won’t come as a surprise to hear that your baby’s main means of communication is crying! This part, you really have to patient especially for the first-time parent. Usually newborn baby will sleep all day long and start to wake up around 10 or 11pm at night and start to cry until dawn. This will happen continuously until they are three weeks old where they start to adjust themselves. By responding quickly, you let them know they’re being listened to and give them a sense of safety and security. You will find that you will soon learn to work out why your baby is crying.

Your newborn’s tummy is the size of an eggcup. It’s not surprising then that they need to feed little and often. Your newborn’s eyesight is quite blurry. They can only focus on objects eight to ten inches away – roughly where your face is when you’re feeding or holding them close. It’ll take between four and six months before your baby’s eyesight is fully developed with depth of field and color vision.