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Care Giving Games |
| Bonding |
| Ages : 0 to 3 months |
| What bonding is, or can be for you and baby, is time spent listening, looing, touching, talking, holding, stroking, cuddling, playing and singing together. It is sending baby a clear message, by your actions, that you care deeply and can be counted on. some of your greatest opportunities for bonding occur when caring for baby's needs. These needs fill much of your time together in the form of feeding, diapering, napping, bathing and dressing. they provide regular times for you and baby to be close and learn from each other. Take ten minutes right now to visualise the kind of relationship you desire to have with baby as he or she grows up. |
| Daily Routine |
| Ages : 3 months and up |
| Babies love routine. If you can get some sort of routine going, your life will be easier and baby will know what to expect. More importantly, you will have a plan. It is a good idea to build your daily routine around what baby already does. For the next three days, write down when baby eats and sleeps. After a few days, you might see a pattern developing. Decide on a time close to baby's patterned time and follow through for a week eating or sleeping at that time. fit other daily activities in between these planned times. This gives you time to schedule your own life, creating a calmer and more assured parent. This daily routine will also make it easier for other caretakers to care for your baby. |
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