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Being a dad, a Bloke’s Guide to the first twelve months - Month Five Physical Development.

By admin on 27/03/2013 09:42
At month five babies will now be developing at a fast rate physically. I don’t mean in a muscle bound Sylvester Stallone (weird but would be pretty funny) way but you will really start to notice extending of arms and legs, back arching and also when lying on their back the lifting of the head and shoulders. Providing you put enough cushions around they may also be able to sit unaided for a few moments. Remember the beer can story? Always use soft pillows or cushions in case of a fall!
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Helen Neale Guest Blogger

Being a dad, a Bloke’s Guide to the first twelve months - Month Five Physical Development.

By admin on 27/03/2013 09:42
At month five babies will now be developing at a fast rate physically. I don’t mean in a muscle bound Sylvester Stallone (weird but would be pretty funny) way but you will really start to notice extending of arms and legs, back arching and also when lying on their back the lifting of the head and shoulders. Providing you put enough cushions around they may also be able to sit unaided for a few moments. Remember the beer can story? Always use soft pillows or cushions in case of a fall!
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Helen Neale Guest Blogger

Being a dad, a Bloke’s Guide to the first twelve months - Month Five Physical Development.

By admin on 27/03/2013 09:42
At month five babies will now be developing at a fast rate physically. I don’t mean in a muscle bound Sylvester Stallone (weird but would be pretty funny) way but you will really start to notice extending of arms and legs, back arching and also when lying on their back the lifting of the head and shoulders. Providing you put enough cushions around they may also be able to sit unaided for a few moments. Remember the beer can story? Always use soft pillows or cushions in case of a fall!
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Being a dad, a Bloke’s Guide to the first twelve months - Month Five Physical Development.

By Lee Cassidy on 27/03/2013 09:42
At month five babies will now be developing at a fast rate physically. I don’t mean in a muscle bound Sylvester Stallone (weird but would be pretty funny) way but you will really start to notice extending of arms and legs, back arching and also when lying on their back the lifting of the head and shoulders. Providing you put enough cushions around they may also be able to sit unaided for a few moments. Remember the beer can story? Always use soft pillows or cushions in case of a fall!
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Lee Cassidy

Me at 23 weeks

By admin on 20/03/2013 10:25
Well, this mummy-to-be is getting bigger by the day now. I’ve noticed, more than anything that the baby seems to be a little contortionist and likes to move regularly. My bump changes shape most days because he won’t sit still. I am getting to the point where my toes are becoming foreign objects to me. Sometimes I see them and I’m like “Ohhhh yeahhhh. I have toes. Note to self – must paint them before I become whale-like.”
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Me at 23 weeks

By admin on 20/03/2013 10:25
Well, this mummy-to-be is getting bigger by the day now. I’ve noticed, more than anything that the baby seems to be a little contortionist and likes to move regularly. My bump changes shape most days because he won’t sit still. I am getting to the point where my toes are becoming foreign objects to me. Sometimes I see them and I’m like “Ohhhh yeahhhh. I have toes. Note to self – must paint them before I become whale-like.”
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Me at 23 weeks

By admin on 20/03/2013 10:25
Well, this mummy-to-be is getting bigger by the day now. I’ve noticed, more than anything that the baby seems to be a little contortionist and likes to move regularly. My bump changes shape most days because he won’t sit still. I am getting to the point where my toes are becoming foreign objects to me. Sometimes I see them and I’m like “Ohhhh yeahhhh. I have toes. Note to self – must paint them before I become whale-like.”
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Me at 23 weeks

By Kayleigh Compton on 20/03/2013 10:25
Well, this mummy-to-be is getting bigger by the day now. I’ve noticed, more than anything that the baby seems to be a little contortionist and likes to move regularly. My bump changes shape most days because he won’t sit still. I am getting to the point where my toes are becoming foreign objects to me. Sometimes I see them and I’m like “Ohhhh yeahhhh. I have toes. Note to self – must paint them before I become whale-like.”
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It’s a boy!

By admin on 06/03/2013 12:59
Yes, that’s right people….. Small Steps have a baby boy joining the family! I’m 21 weeks pregnant now and getting larger by the day. I thought it would be great to share my experiences with you all and would love to hear your experiences on the way too.
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It’s a boy!

By admin on 06/03/2013 12:59
Yes, that’s right people….. Small Steps have a baby boy joining the family! I’m 21 weeks pregnant now and getting larger by the day. I thought it would be great to share my experiences with you all and would love to hear your experiences on the way too.
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