Girls Height chart for babies 9 week old baby

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General Summary: 9 week old baby girls height
In most cases, height measurements for 9 week old baby girls will be in the range between 50 and 57 cms. The average height for 9 week old baby girls is 54 cms, according to the CDC and anonymized data from Lifemeasure.com users.
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Growth

  • It’s entirely possible for you to hear your little one’s first laugh this week; you may catch a chortle, giggle, squeal, or even a full laugh. The best time to get responses usually include after her first morning feed, perhaps when her big brother or sister makes funny faces, or even while taking a bath. Don’t worry if your 9-week-old baby doesn’t express mirth just yet - most newborns chuckle by the end of their 3rd month.

Development

  • Your 9-week-old baby may start expressing more interest in sounds. When you play music, she might pay close attention and even kick her legs enthusiastically.

  • Speaking of sounds, your baby girl might also show her fascination with rattles, especially when you shake these toys near her. Hand her one to help develop her eye-hand coordination and arm muscles. Just make sure you give her a soft rattle as she may hit himself on the head with it.

Some tips

  • Give your arms a break and give baby-wearing a try. It’s the practice of carrying your baby close to your body in a sling or other similar accessories. Aside from freeing up your hands to do other tasks, baby-wearing makes your baby calmer, strengthens your bond with your baby, and helps reduce sibling rivalry because you can still care for your other children.

  • As your baby is more interested in sounds at this stage, start reading to her to develop her vocabulary.

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