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baby’s head more steady

hi! at which months can ur LO’s head lift up by him/herself without any support ? :) #firstbaby #FirstTimeBeingMom

Hi.. Around 3 months, just give your baby tummy time.. It's ok if he/she is crying, it will make their muscles stronger.. good luck 💕

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Anyone went to all hospitals maternity tour in sg? Thinking of visiting all. Is it allowed?

Thinking of visiting all cause haven decide which hospital to give birth. First pregnancy, really dk which 1 to go. But realised some hospitals like Parkway East, Mt E, Gleneages are all under 1 group. Do they allow us to book the tour for all their hospitals maternity tour? #firstbaby #pregnancy #FirstTimeBeingMom

Nope, u need to book tours separately with each hosp. Slots taken up v fast now due to Covid. I ended up having to pre-register at Parkway East first at 30 wks before I cld go on the tour at 36 wks. But it didnt really matter to me as my gynae only delivers there & v near to my hse.

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my baby is only 4 months now, but i am curious. i know that most babies start on solids when they are 6 months. so how do you feed solids and giving the milk? is there a certain time gap between solids and milk? and how do you introduce the solids to your babies? first cerelac then porridge? or is it puree first? just wanna get some thoughts first so i can prepare myself for feeding solids so i dont panic hahahaha #FirstTimeBeingMom

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I started off with fruit and vegetable (spinach, carrot) purée. When they are 6 months, they actually don’t need so much solid, mainly is still drinking milk. I never mix the solid till I let her eat those solid and I know she’s okay with those solid that I gave. Take a look at this - https://www.healthhub.sg/live-healthy/1227/baby-getting-ready-for-solids

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