My Baby This Week — Your 7-Month-Old, First Week
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It’s happening already…your baby is showing the first signs of independence. Soon he’ll be able to sit well without support and may even begin crawling (or bottom shuffling). With this new independence come the inevitable bumps and falls of childhood. No matter how carefully you childproof, he’s bound to bang his elbows or knees someday, so don’t get too upset when it happens.
On the emotional front, your baby’s feelings are becoming more apparent. He may blow a kiss to familiar people and repeat an act if applauded. As he continues to grow, he’ll learn to assess and imitate moods, becoming more empathetic.
If you’re at home, you may miss the company work gives. But unless you live in a truly isolated area, befriending other new parents is easier than you might think. Making new friends is a lot like dating (remember that?), so don’t be shy — most new mums will be just as eager to make contact as you are.
"At night we walk our seven-month-old around the house and say goodnight to all the different items. This not only settles her down, but also helps her language development." — Jennifer
Find out about teething — if it hasn’t started yet, it will soon!
It’s an idea to get on your hands and knees to check for safety hazards from your baby’s perspective. It won’t be long before he begins to cruise round the furniture.