Have a question? Try asking one of our Experts
A fat baby is not necessarily a healthy baby. At this age, babies should be developing muscle
tissue, not fat. If you have a very active baby, you may notice a slowing down of weight gain. That’s
because your baby is using more calories for his constant activity. The fact that your
baby may not be gaining as much weight as before doesn’t mean that he is not healthy.
Expect your baby to play at mealtime. Splashing in the cereal and dropping food on the
floor is all a part of learning. Usually this starts to happen when your baby has lost
interest in eating. If you don’t want this play to continue, take the food away from your baby
and let him play with something else.
Unlike most other resources on the web, we have experts from Universities around the country ready to answer your questions.
This resource area was created by the: community
Enter your zipcode to find your local Extension office:
Subcribe to our FREE parenting newsletter
First Year (1 - 12 months)
2nd-3rd Year
Articles
Resources
eXtension provides objective and research-based information and learning opportunities that help people improve their lives. eXtension is an educational partnership of 74 universities in the United States.
© 2008 eXtension. All rights reserved.
Comments
Subscribe to this page's comments
Post a comment about this topic