Development of Babies at 30 Weeks

Development of babies aged 30 weeks

How should the baby develop 30 weeks?

At this time, you can tell the baby that the phone is not a toy, rattles are not to be thrown, or may not grab other people's hair. Your little one may also be able to refuse things that he doesn't like.

In general, the development of a 30-week baby is:

• Sit alone without help
• Refuse when you want to be carried
• Protest if you take the toy
• Find a way to remove toys
• Find falling objects
• Scratching objects and holding them by hand
• Find the sound source
• Chatter with vowel and consonant combinations such as ga-ga-ba, ba-ba-ba, ma-ma-ma, da-da-da
• Playing cilukba

What should I do to help develop a 30-week baby?

Remember that babies cannot remember all your restrictions. The best way is to use a simple word "no" so that they understand that they cannot do it.

Simple cilukba games might interest him. Yes, most babies like playing when people or objects appear and then disappear. This type of game can stimulate alertness when around other people.

Health for babies aged 30 weeks

What do I need to discuss with the doctor on week 30?

If your baby is not experiencing a serious medical condition, most doctors will not have a baby health check this week.

However, do not hesitate to contact a doctor immediately if you have a problem that cannot be waited until the next visit.

What should be known about 30 weeks' development?

1. Anemia in infants

Anemia is a condition when your red blood cells are low which results in fatigue and bodily functions that do not work properly.

Anemia has many causes including nutritional deficiencies, genetic disorders, drugs, infections and chronic diseases. However, the most common cause of anemia in infants is iron deficiency. This happens because the baby does not get the right food intake, his body is not able to absorb iron from food properly, or even experience continuous bleeding (for example in the intestine).

Premature babies are more susceptible to anemia than normal babies. You can prevent or help treat anemia by making sure your baby gets the iron intake that the baby needs. The trick is:

• Make sure you get enough iron intake from the food he consumes daily.
• Let the baby breastfeed as long as possible. Breast milk contains a special form of iron to help babies absorb iron in other foods more easily.
• Do not drink cow's milk when the baby is less than a year old. Cow's milk contains little iron and can cause irritation to the intestinal mucosa and mild damage all the time. This is why lactose intolerance is more common in infants.
• When your baby is ready to get complementary food (breast milk), let the baby try other foods rich in iron such as nuts, spinach, egg yolks, chicken and fish. In infants aged over 6 months, iron intake from breast milk alone is not enough to meet their needs.
• Give babies foods rich in vitamin C to help absorb iron, such as red peppers, papaya, cantaloupe, broccoli, strawberries, and oranges.

2. Let the baby snack

Many mothers sometimes don't want their children to eat sweet foods while eating. However, actually snacking in sufficient quantities plays an important role in providing adequate nutritional intake.

The child has a small stomach so that the child is easy to fill, but the hunger is fast. Well, snacking can help meet food intake. In addition, snacking will also reduce the baby's desire to drink breast milk and help the baby's weaning process.

However, snacks can also be detrimental. Some of the things you should know before giving a baby snack are:

• Snack every few hours. Snacking too close to meals can make a baby full and skip his main meal. So, try giving a snack between meals. You can give snacks in the morning or afternoon, and if there is free time between dinner and bedtime, you can add food in the afternoon.
• Eat with good reason. There are many reasons for snacking. But avoid letting snacks if your child feels tired, sick, or wants to be praised if he finishes doing something. Try praising with lively applause and applause.
• Correct the baby's posture and let him eat in a safe place. Giving food when the child is on his back, crawling, or walking can make the child easy to choke.

Which must be considered

What needs to be aware of in the development of a 30-week baby?

Being an office worker as well as a housewife is indeed not easy. Even though you are helped by the existence of an alias child caregiver baby sitter, but must be smart in dividing the time and role at home.

Some ways to take care of babies if you are an office worker are:

• Ask the caregiver to feed your child a few hours before you go home.
• Make sure the baby has enough naps, because this can prevent fussing at night.
• Do light exercise before entering the house. Instead of just thinking about unfinished work, eliminate anxiety and fill your mind with entertainment that makes you happier.
• Don't rush to make dinner or check e-mail when you arrive home. After washing your hands, take your child to play for a while.
• Don't get hung up on the problem. Most parents who work are depressed at home. Try to keep your mood cheerful after having a baby.

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