Bringing your Bringing your

Baby HomeBaby Home

• One of the most cautious drives you’ll ever take is the one bringing your baby home with you.

• Set up the baby's room. You can put the furniture together, and paint the room according to the baby gender (if it's needed). Chances are, she'll appreciate any and all help she can get.

Preparing your Toddler for the Arrival of a Preparing your Toddler for the Arrival of a New BabyNew Baby

• Give your child a time frame she can understand for when the baby will arrive

• Give your child the appropriate expectations: explain to her that for the first few months the baby will do little more than eat, sleep, and cry.

• Sit for a friend or relative's baby a few times before the birth of your new child, to get her used to having a baby around.

• To acclimate your young child to her little sister or brother, begin long before your baby is born; and continue to be understanding and patient as she adapts to this big change in her small world is very important.

BABY PROOFING

• Prepare for your new baby now by baby-proofing for the newborn stage. You will be re-evaluating safety needs at the crawling and walking stages, as well.

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For more information on Pre and post stages of your child birth logon to

http://www.intelligender.com/

Contact Us

IntelliGender ®3308 Preston Rd, #350P.O. Box 187Plano, TX 75093