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Helpful Tips for Parents

Time for a (Diaper) Change

Changing diapers is a big part of your days (and nights!) as a new mom. Haven’t got the hang of it yet? Here are some tips you may appreciate.
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Social Security for Baby?

Applying for your baby’s Social Security number may be the last thing on your mind, but the Social Security Administration recommends it at birth. It is voluntary, free and will allow you to claim your child as a dependent on your income tax return, obtain medical coverage for her, buy savings bonds in her name and open a bank account for her. You can apply at the same time you apply for your baby’s birth certificate or apply later at a Social Security office.

Weigh In

You usually know instinctively if your baby is healthy, but comparing her growth to "normal" guidelines is a good way to help put your mind at ease. Many babies grow a half inch to an inch per month between birth and six months. In that same period, babies can gain five to seven ounces per week. Between six months and a year, she'll probably grow about three-eighths inch per month and gain three to five ounces per week. It's normal for her to double her birth height and triple her birth weight by her first birthday.

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