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newborn is to be sensitive to babys needs.

Respond when baby tries to engage with you.Match those smiles, coos, and gazes. Comfort

those cries. Cuddle up, skin to skin. Fall in love.

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the ones who believed in fixed traitsstuck with the safe one. Kids who are born

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As toddlers, boys hear process praise more frequently than girls. Twenty-four

percent of the praise boys hear is process praise. For girls, its 10 percent.

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Opal & Zoey (9 days)


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By 4 months old, 85 percent of babies sleep for at least a five-hour stretch, a study

using time-lapse video showed. But 15 percent dont. By 1 year old, 73 percent of

babies sleep between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. But 27 p ercent dont. On top of that,

all babies go through developmental phases that interrupt their previous (sterling,

or tolerable, or at least predictable) sleep habits.

So, prepare for a long haul. Your expectations surrounding sleep will color whether

you view parenting as stressful.

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