41 WEEKS PREGNANT

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• By Week 41, your baby can sit confidently and may even walk while holding on to furniture (cruising).
• He/she may even let go for a second or two and stand without support, so keep that camera ready!
• These first steps towards independence will soon have your baby running around the home.
• Most babies take their first steps around their first birthday.
• Your baby is likely to be walking unaided, if a bit wobbly, by the time he/she's 15 months old.
• While trying to walk, he/she may stumble and fall very often, getting hurt here and there.
• Do keep a first aid kit handy at this time.

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• Festivals such as Diwali, Christmas, and New Year are really exciting for children.
• Most of us have vivid memories of a thrilling bonfire night, a magical festival of lights, or just too many desserts.
• And who amongst us hasn’t smiled nostalgically at pictures of our childhood birthday parties?
• Having a baby has probably reminded you of how special all these celebrations are.
• You’re probably keen that your baby will have his/her store of precious memories.
• Even if he/she doesn't understand what’s going on, he/she is sure to delight in all the bright colours and happy faces around him/her.
• Make it a point to celebrate all festivals with your child, and he/she will soon start looking forward to them.

• He may already have realized that if he points to a toy, you’ll pass it to him.
• Now he may start experimenting with other gestures too, such as pointing to his mouth when he's hungry, or raising his arms when he wants to be picked up.

The Daily Read:

• Read daily to your baby from books filled with pictures.
• Point out and describe the pictures.
• Babies love to read familiar books over and over again.