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Keep Your Baby Happy
An hour-by-hour guide to making the day more fun for both of you, including the best times for naps, meals, walks, and more.
Stephen Israel
7 A.M. Tummy Time
Your baby's slept on his back all night, so 15 minutes after breakfast, flip him over on a blanket to play for a little while. He'll gain neck strength, and getting used to being on his tummy will help him learn to crawl.
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Some babies who are pushed to walk early get bandy legs and/or poor gait. Big babies tend to walk later than small babies. Babies with less tummy time (most babies have less tummy time than our parents gave us because of the "back to sleep" campaign) crawl later and then walk later too. Not an issue until 18 months.
4/21/2011 12:43:38 PM Report Abusehey parents please advise me on what to do, i have a 15months baby and she is not walking by herself she is healthy and very strong what can i do so that she can be able to walk as children of her age. patricia kenya
6/30/2010 03:00:31 AM Report AbuseShe will be fine. Bring a bottle and some toys. My daughter and I flew to California (from Kansas, about a 3.5 hr flight) when she was 4 months old and she did fine. Just make sure to keep her occupied and wait to feed her until you get on the plane. Eating helps her to pop her ears.
6/10/2010 10:36:59 AM Report AbuseWe're planning on flying to Portugal later this year, we have a child who will be 16 months old when we plan to go. The flight will be approx. 2 and a half hours and she has never flown before. http://www.goarticles.com/cgi-bin/showa.cgi?C=2448543
1/7/2010 01:15:35 AM Report Abuse