OK, so I know there is that saying that "babies don't come with manuals" but I'm looking for one anyway, lol.
Anyone know of an ap or easy chart or guide that tells me what sort of things I should be doing with her or introducing to her at certain points? Like when to introduce her to food, and what to start with. Or when to try certain kinds of stimulation/toys with her. Things like that.
I'm hoping "there's an ap for that" trumps the first saying!
Re: Baby Instruction Manual
For instance, the AAP, WHO, and other organizations say food shouldn't be introduced until 6 months, but a lot of pediatricians are still recommending starting earlier. You have to do your research on this stuff to figure out what you think is best. Not easy, but, to me, important!
As far as certain toys, I think that's trial and error. I tried toys with DS and if he didn't seem interested I would wait and try again later. There is a wide range of normal, which is why what you are looking for isn't really possible. It's not an exact science!
I really like the Wonder Weeks ap.
I just don't have the time or energy to read those big books. I'd fall asleep first! I was so into pregnancy materials while pregnant and thought I would read baby stuff now. Yeah right.