Though it’s a good idea to avoid colouring your hair during the first trimester, it’s okay for expectant mothers to touch up their roots or experiment with a new colour during the later months of their pregnancy.

A four-month-old baby should recognize toys, particularly ones that rattle, make fun noises, or are bright in color. They may reach for toys, shake toys, or swing at dangling toys.

By six months old a baby’s muscles should have strengthened, and they should have mastered the ability to roll over, even several times at once.

Each baby adjusts to breastfeeding differently, just as each mom’s breasts release milk differently. Light coughing or sputtering, especially just when starting out to breastfeed, is normal, and just a sign that your baby is adjusting to the process and the flow of the milk.

While the internet and people with child raising experience are always a great source of information and support, no one knows your baby like you and your pediatrician. Questions or concerns about your baby should always be addressed by a doctor who is familiar with your child. Additionally, do not ignore your parental instinct. If you feel something is off, it is worth investigating.

Pregnancy is technically only possible during the five days before ovulation through to the day of ovulation.