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Your Little One at 35 Weeks: Milestones and Development
Congratulations, your baby is now 35 weeks old! It’s amazing how quickly time flies. As your little one approaches their first birthday, you might notice that they are becoming more vocal about their likes and dislikes—especially when it comes to food.
If you’ve been breastfeeding and find that your baby seems less interested lately, don’t worry! It’s completely normal for preferences to change at this stage. A chat with your pediatrician can help you figure out how to ensure your baby is still getting all the nutrients they need, even as their tastes evolve.
Developmental Milestones for Your 35-Week-Old Baby
You may observe some surprising shifts in your baby’s eating habits. Foods they once loved might suddenly be rejected, while items they previously disliked might become favorites. Plus, they might show a newfound interest in feeding themselves. This is actually a positive sign! You can finally say goodbye to preparing the same pureed or tiny finger foods day in and day out. Hand them a new vegetable and a spoon, and let them explore! Just be ready for the mess—seriously, you might need a power washer after mealtime!
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In summary, at 35 weeks, your baby is developing rapidly with changing food preferences and an eagerness to feed themselves. Embrace this new stage—it’s an exciting time for both of you!