34 WEEKS PREGNANT

Visual Development

• Your baby's vision is much clearer now, nearly as good as yours.
• He/she still sees the best close up, but can now also see far enough to recognise familiar people and objects across a room.
• His/her eyes are probably close to their final color, too, though you may still see some subtle changes later.

Now that your baby's grip has become strong, it's time to move them from assisted feeding to independent sipping. To make this transition easier, invest in a lightweight sippy cup that's easy to hold for your baby. Try Mylo Baby Sipper , which is:

• Convertible with spout & straw.
• Dust & spill-proof.
• Bite resistant.
• BPA-free.

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Life after a baby

• As your baby learns to move around more, keeping up with him/her can be exhausting.
• Remember to take a break when you feel frustrated, for the sake of both you and your baby.
• When overwhelmed, put your baby in a playpen or travel cot for a short time.
• Take some deep breaths, count to 10, or make yourself a quick cup of coffee or tea.
• Anything to give yourself the space and time you need to calm down.
  • Remember that the old tip of sleeping when your baby sleeps, helps too.

• His/her improved eyesight will help your baby on his/her quest to become more mobile.
• Now that he/she can see distant toys or loved ones more clearly, he/she may be more likely to try crawling towards them.

Bucket Time: This is the time when babies like to explore different textures and so you can make your child touch and feel water and understand its qualities.