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Baby`s
development
At five months
Your
baby is now learning new tastes and not just with food.
He is wanting to explore his surroundings and will get
frustrated when he can`t grab at something. This is
a great stage in your baby`s development. He is stronger
and is fully aware of those around him.
Your baby`s sight is now fully complete and is now able
to focus properly on an object allowing him to grab
things first attempt.
Your
baby is now exploring new tastes and will be getting
into a lot of mess not to mention the kitchen floor.
If bottle feeding alternate his drinks with baby juices.
He
will have discovered his feet by now and will probably
like the taste of his toes. (Don`t worry all baby`s
suck their toes). Everything he sees now is an adventure
to him. Give him different colour and shaped objects
to play with.
Physically
he can now hold is own head and will sit unsupported
when rested against some pillows. He will now be trying
to roll around the floor and if left long enough he
might make it from one end of the room to the other.
He can now support his full weight when held in a standing
position.
Your
baby will now let you know when he is not happy with
something or apposite if he really likes something.
If he doesn`t like something he will show you by pushing
the object away. But if your baby is happy she will
show with big smiles and and lots of laughter.
Your
baby will constantly be making babbling noises and will
try to mimic what you are saying. He might even be able
to say ma or da at this stage.
Your
baby`s sleep pattern should be quite constant now with
a few short naps during the day and sleeping all through
the night but don`t worry if he tends to stir or awakes
then let him settle himself or if he is finding it hard
to settle soothe him by gently rocking him or singing
him his favourite song.
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