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Your 3-month-old baby: Week by week. Your 3-month-old: Week 1. Your 3-month-old: Week 2. Your 3-month-old: Week 3. Your 3-month-old: Week 4. See which development milestones your 3-month-old may be hitting – and learn more about your baby's feeding, sleep, growth, and health this month.
At a Glance. Babies up to 3 or 4 months old need 14 to 16 hours of sleep in a 24-hour period, usually waking every two to four hours to eat. They'll probably be on the longer end of that range by the 3- or 4-month mark, though every baby is different.
During your baby's third month, they will get stronger and discover all the things their body can do, from head control to coordination. Check out these 3-month-old baby milestones.
Learn what to expect from your three-month-old infant in Month 3 of WebMD's Baby Month-by-Month Guide.
At 3 months old, your baby’s muscles and bones continue to develop, and your baby may be able to go longer between feeds. Learn more about typical 3-month-old baby milestones.
As your 3-month-old baby continues to grow and develop, there are lots of things you’ll want to keep an eye on and a few key 3-month-old baby milestones to watch for.
Key facts. This is the age at which your baby may be smiling and cooing, reminding you how great it is to have a baby. At 3 months of age, babies are gaining more control of their head,...
By the time your baby is three months of age, she will have made a dramatic transformation from a totally dependent newborn to an active and responsive infant. She’ll lose many of her newborn reflexes while acquiring more voluntary control of her body.
Your 3-Month-Old Baby: Milestones, Schedule, Growth Spurt and More. The 3-month mark is a big one for baby milestones, and it’s totally normal to have a lot of questions about what comes next. We’ve got all the answers. By Today's Parent. Updated May 01, 2024.
3-Month-Old Baby: Feeding, Sleep, and Milestones by Month. Discover what 3-month-old milestones your baby should be reaching and what their feeding and sleeping schedule should look like. Updated September 12, 2024. by Rande Ludwig. Registered Nurse BSN, RNC-NIC. Medically reviewed by Melissa Hardy.