Between updating a version and demanding more breastfeeding: the difference between a developmental leap and a growth leap
Something is going on with your baby and you do not know why to associate it?
Here is an article that will make you order
Daniel Sarantsky, in collaboration with JAMA
27/06/2022
Monday, 27 June 2022, 07:22 Updated: 12:17
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When you become a mother for the first time, a lot of new concepts related to baby become an integral part of your smile.
Two of them are related to the baby's behavioral change that you will probably not have a hard time noticing and they are: a developmental leap and a growth leap.
Although these are two jumps, they differ from each other in the way they are expressed, in the times when they occur and also in the way you react to them.
To understand things in depth, we turned to
Shlomit Schuster
, an infant development specialist, family counselor and parent counselor: When does
a growth spurt
occur?
At 10 days, 3 weeks, 6 weeks, 3 months and 6 months.
How will you recognize her?
You will feel that the baby wants to suckle more from you or requires a larger dose in the bottle if he is fed formula.
Thus the baby, in fact, signals to you that he needs more food and energy.
How will you respond to it?
If you are breastfeeding, know that naturally, when the baby wants to breastfeed more - your milk composition will change accordingly.
If you are feeding your baby a formula - it is probably time to offer a larger dose in a bottle. When does
a developmental jump
occur? At 5 weeks, 8 weeks, 12 weeks - according to the estimated date. (He can arrive a little before or after week 40.)
How will you recognize her? The baby will cry more, cling to you more and nothing will really comfort him and suddenly, a few days later, you will recognize in him a new ability that was not there before. So what about later? The hardships he had? Updating his version, which included the development of new "features", required all his energies from him so it was not easy for him.
How will you respond to it?
First of all, you need to understand that your baby needs you now and contain his difficulty.
More hands are possible, even a carrier can make it easier for you and him.
He is learning new and amazing abilities and you should be there for him in these moments.
These are the three jumps in the first three months, there will be a total of 10 jumps in the first two months
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