As a mom, only you know the sheer panic you feel when you lose sight of your child in a public place, even if it’s just for a few seconds. It can happen anytime, anywhere and to the best of parents. In fact, one survey suggests 90% of families are affected at least once by a child getting lost.
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Your newborn’s skin is delicate, so think twice before stocking up on lotions, creams and detergents. The chemicals, fragrances and dyes in these products can cause skin irritation, rashes, chafing and dryness. To help protect your baby from skin problems, bathe her two to three times a week if she has light-skin tones or once a week if she has dark-skin tones. This allows her skin to retain its natural oils. It’s also good to avoid baby skin products in the early months and wash her clothes in fragrance- and dye-free baby laundry detergent.

Source: http://www.webmd.com/parenting/baby/baby-skin-10/skin-care-tips

Rolling over is one of many developmental milestones in your baby’s life. You may see your baby kick himself over from his tummy to his back as soon as four months. Going from back to front takes stronger muscles, so it may take until he’s five to six months old to master that move.

Source:
“Developmental milestones: Rolling over,” http://www.babycenter.com/0_developmental-milestones-rolling-over_6504.bc