Sydney is 10 weeks old! Where did the time go?
From Pregnancy Weekly.com
Your New BabySydney Alexis reaches an exciting milestone around week 10 as she begins to respond to her name. A sign of recognition may just be a widening of her eyes when she hears you say her name. This development can be exciting, but don't be surprised if it takes many more weeks before her response is consistent.Sydney Alexis's eyesight is continuing to improve and she is now able to track an object with her eyes from one side to directly in front of her face. She may even continue following it all the way to the other side for a full 180 degrees. She is also able to pick your face out of a group by now. When she sees you, she will fixate on your face, her eyes will widen and shine, and she may wave her arms with excitement.When your arms need a short break, or when Sydney Alexis needs a little down-time, try placing Sydney Alexis in an infant seat or swing. She is now strong enough to sit in this semi-reclined position, especially when propped with a small pillow or rolled receiving blanket. However, be sure these objects are not placed near her head where she could turn her face into them and suffocate. While her neck and back have grown significantly stronger in the past few weeks, her head is still wobbly, so continue to provide support.
"Making the decision to have a child-it's momentous. It is to decide forever to have your heart go walking outside your body."~ Elizabeth Stone
Your New BabySydney Alexis reaches an exciting milestone around week 10 as she begins to respond to her name. A sign of recognition may just be a widening of her eyes when she hears you say her name. This development can be exciting, but don't be surprised if it takes many more weeks before her response is consistent.Sydney Alexis's eyesight is continuing to improve and she is now able to track an object with her eyes from one side to directly in front of her face. She may even continue following it all the way to the other side for a full 180 degrees. She is also able to pick your face out of a group by now. When she sees you, she will fixate on your face, her eyes will widen and shine, and she may wave her arms with excitement.When your arms need a short break, or when Sydney Alexis needs a little down-time, try placing Sydney Alexis in an infant seat or swing. She is now strong enough to sit in this semi-reclined position, especially when propped with a small pillow or rolled receiving blanket. However, be sure these objects are not placed near her head where she could turn her face into them and suffocate. While her neck and back have grown significantly stronger in the past few weeks, her head is still wobbly, so continue to provide support.
"Making the decision to have a child-it's momentous. It is to decide forever to have your heart go walking outside your body."~ Elizabeth Stone
posted by Jeff and Brenna Morgan at 9:09 AM
1 Comments:
Jeff--Soooo precious! I hope to see her in a MAVS uniform soon! Take care--you've got 2 beautiful girls on your hands!
Coach Kelly
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