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Your Baby

Learn all about your precious newborn — from the tests she will undergo and what they indicate to how she views her brand-new world.

	Born to Breastfeed Why breast is best, and how your body will know just what to do when your baby is born, from Lamaze International
	Babycare 101: Bathing Giving your little one a bath, from the March of Dimes.
	Rock-a-Bye Baby Establishing a routine for your infant.
	Vision Watch Behind the captivating eyes of your newborn is a fascinating process most parents are unaware of. Unlike hearing, which is developed at birth, vision is a learned skill that begins to develop in utero, and continues to undergo profound developmental changes during infancy and toddlerhood.
	Newborn Q and A II June Tester, M.D., M.P.H., responds to your questions
	The Story on Shots CDC tells us why vaccines are so important today as ever
	Safely Seated The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) offers tips on child passenger safety child seat
	Keeping Baby Beautiful How to respond to common skin conditions of your baby
	Breastfeeding Your Baby Basics, benefits and tips to help ensure successful nursing
	Is It Baby Blues, or Postpartum Depression? Is It Baby Blues, or Postpartum Depression? Knowing the difference can help get you right on the road to recovery
	How's My Baby? Learn about the physical examinations your tiny one will undergo immediately after birth.
	Penny for Her Thoughts How your baby views her new world.
	Baby Love On fatherhood: Is this the same man who couldn't wait for his prenatal class to end?
	Help for Reflux There's help available if your baby is suffering from reflux.
	Playtime Tips on choosing toys to entertain your newborn.
	Snap Happy Photos of you and your newborn will be memories you can keep and share for years to come.
	The First Six Months After you get baby home, the real fun begins.
	Sibling Rivalry Children don't always welcome the new baby with open arms. Here's how to prepare them for a smooth transition.
	Breast Benefits If you have decided to breastfeed, be sure to get all the support you need to give your baby the best start.
	Good-Night, Sleep Tight Sleep deprivation is bound to affect new parents at some stage, but there are ways to making sure you and baby get a restful night's sleep.
	Movers & Shakers Getting out and about with your baby.
	Safe Sleep for Your Baby Reducing the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.

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