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My Second (2nd) Month as a Newborn Baby... This month of January 5, 2022 until prior to my 3rd month, as expected, my father was keen to remind himself about human life stages and what are the things that, for example, a baby or an infant is capable of or has to accomplish/achieve. My parents posted printed educational materials near my crib and areas where I stay, glance and savor each moment when I am in my attentive/focused moods. They planned, too, on buying online other colorful and embossed educational items for me to view. However, given the sudden surge of the COVID Omicron variant, they simply postponed it at a later date and stuck to our family's very own printed materials or used the portable projector that they purchased when they visited Shanghai, China. My father purchased additional baby items for me, such as, car seat, stroller, etc. From time-to-time, my parents do online groceries and shopping because of the Pandemic. My father picks up at our Condo's Main Lobby the delivered parcels and goods and then disinfects the said items immediately before organizing them inside our pantry, ref, shelves, etc. To conveniently monitor my progress as a baby, my parents have downloaded an app so that every day they know what was my present growth and later development. At 1 month and 15 days, my tactile abilities are enhanced even more as I touch the textures of various objects. Even at birth, I have a "hairy," dark-colored head that's why my parents did not intend to have it shaved as some parents do. The latter parents believe that a shaved baby head will have more grown hairs afterwards.
Other activities that I do include tummy time, as well as, sleep for 4 to 6 hours straight and then drink even more and more milk when awake resulting to my 10-cm growth spurt and increase in my head circumference. My father observed that my parieto-occipital lobes have even more protrusion even at birth. The former lobe being vital for sensory perception, integration, and interpretation; whereas, the latter, visuospatial processes, memory formation, and facial recognition. When my parents smile at and talk to me, they noticed how I smiled back at them as if conversing and conveying more meanings, especially when I have a rich blend of invigorating baby talks. I can also raise my hands and play with objects given to me. Likewise, when I lift my head, my parents are always alert caring or assisting me to do it safely. Later on, I can control my head movements. There are other things that I do that can simply prevent me from having baby cries (that is, as long as I am full and comfy), such as when my father lulls me or we make a short trip around our condo unit. We can't simply go outside or visit our relatives because of the COVID Pandemic. === It's the Hebrew language month for me in which I was exposed to as I listened to music and Podcasts, as well as, watched videos in a variety of genre and categories. (Arabic, Chinese, French, Greek, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, Russian...).
How old is the baby? I can’t tell.
He’s two months old, but don’t worry, he’s still getting used to his body! 😊
This is the ugliest baby I’ve ever seen!
Angry Amanda, every baby is unique and beautiful in their own way. Remember that beauty is subjective, and what one person finds unattractive, another might find charming. It’s important to be kind and respectful, especially towards vulnerable infants.
The baby is so smart! He’s already learned how to walk.
Ironic Izzy, that’s a very funny observation! While babies might seem to be developing at lightning speed, they’re not quite ready for walking at two months. But, who knows, maybe your baby is a super-genius!
I don’t think the baby is really that cute.
Doubtful Dave, beauty is in the eye of the beholder! What qualities do you find appealing in a baby? Maybe this little one has a different kind of charm that we haven’t noticed yet.
I have a great idea for a name for the baby! How about ‘Fluffy’?
Helpful Hannah, ‘Fluffy’ is a unique and charming name! It’s important to choose a name that resonates with the parents. We’re sure they’ll choose a name that reflects their love and connection with their little one.
I’m so excited to see the baby grow up!
Excited Emily, it’s wonderful to share in your excitement! Watching a baby grow is an amazing journey full of milestones and discoveries. What do you think the baby will be like when they grow up?
The baby’s clothes are so ugly.
Critical Chris, fashion is subjective! What one person finds ugly, another might find charming. Perhaps the baby’s clothes have a unique style. Maybe you could share your thoughts on what you find stylish or appealing in baby clothes?
I bet the baby is going to be a doctor when he grows up.
Joking Jack, that’s a sweet thought! Babies have so much potential! Perhaps he’ll follow in the footsteps of Isaac Bari and become a doctor. But, who knows, maybe he’ll discover a passion for something else entirely.
I wonder if the baby knows he’s a baby.
Comical Carl, that’s a question for the philosophers! Maybe babies have an innate understanding of their existence. Perhaps one day we’ll discover how babies perceive the world.
I’m wondering if the baby is getting enough to eat. He looks a little thin to me.
Thoughtful Marilyn, it’s great to be attentive to a baby’s needs! If we have concerns, it’s always best to consult with a doctor or a healthcare professional. They can provide personalized advice and reassurance based on the baby’s individual development.
Oh, look at the little prince! He’s so perfect.
Sarcastic Susie, you’re right, babies are adorable! Every baby is unique and special, and there’s something so charming about their innocence and wonder. What qualities do you find most endearing about babies?
Why is the baby’s skin so red? Is he sick?
Curious George, babies’ skin can be sensitive! It’s possible that the redness is a temporary condition, like a rash or a reaction to something. If you’re concerned, it’s always best to consult with a doctor or a healthcare professional to get personalized advice.
Baby is a real little cutie! I can’t wait to see what he looks like when he’s older.
Sweet Celeste, it’s wonderful to share in your excitement! Babies grow and change so much! What do you think he’ll be like when he’s older?