42 week old baby schedule and routine! 9 month old schedule. Baby schedule for baby’s 42nd week. Baby schedule and routine for the forty-second week of life. 42 week old baby routine and daily life. Learn about feeding solids and finger foods, bathtime, and teething.
She loves the kitties “Kee-Kih” He looks so pleased right? He is a good sport
This is a summary for Brinley’s 42nd week; she was 41 weeks old.
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NURSING
No changes here.
BOTTLE
We went out one evening with friends. We left a bottle with the babysitter…and Brinley REFUSED to eat it. We got home and the babysitter was trying to give it to her and she had her lips pursed and she was refusing. I took her and she took the bottle. Sigh (exasperated)!!
SOLIDS
This week she tried strawberries. They aren’t great strawberries–local and fresh obviously taste better and we aren’t in that season yet. She had some from one container she was just “eh” about and some better ones from another container she ate ravenously.
I thought I should point out what we do at meals these days. We have done this for several months and I am not sure if I have pointed it out or not.
We feed her the pureed vegetable, then the pureed fruit, then we always follow that up with finger foods. I am not increasing her pureed foods as her appetite increases–she is taking extra in her finger foods. We do peas, cut-up fruits that are soft enough, cheese, black beans, etc.
>>>Read: Finger Foods Basics
SLEEPING
Sleeping is good and normal!
BATH TIME
Up to this point, I have been bathing her in her little tub that I LOVE (The First Year’s Infant To Toddler Tub). It has a sling for newborns, then the recline position, then the sitting position. I love that it doesn’t take a lot of water for one little baby.
But she is old enough to take a bath with McKenna, and McKenna loves it. So they are taking baths together now. Brinley loves it too 🙂 We have a bath seat similar in concept to this one but it hooks to the side of the tub. I put her in there to help keep her with a personal bubble in the bath.
TOOTH
She finally broke a tooth this week! It is bittersweet. I love the gummy smiles. More than that, I love nursing a baby without teeth ;). I figure I should have about a month before she has top teeth, too, so I should only have to nurse her for a month in fear. Ha!
>>>Read: Teething Tips and Tricks
COZY COUP ESCAPE
One night, my husband was out of town and I needed to get some things into the garden. I had McKenna pushing Brinley in the Cozy Coup.
McKenna left her to run to tell me something, and by the time she made the 40 feet to me, Brinley had tried to climb out and was on the cement crying.
Luckily no injuries. She obviously can’t be trusted alone in that thing. McKenna never tried to get herself out…so hopefully Brinley is not the type with reckless abandon for her personal safety :).
SCHEDULE
8:45–nurse with solids (fruit, cereal, yogurt, finger foods). Independent Playtime happens in this block.
10:30–nap
12:45–nurse with solids (veggie, fruit, finger foods)
2:30–nap
5:00–nurse with solids (veggie, fruit, finger foods)
7:30–feed, then bedtime. In bed by 8:00.
HELPFUL BOOKS
- Chronicles of a Babywise Mom Log eBook
- The Babywise Mom Nap Guide
- Secrets of the Baby Whisperer: How to Calm, Connect, and Communicate with Your Baby
- On Becoming Baby Wise
- Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child
- What to Expect the First Year
- The Baby Whisperer Solves All Your Problems: Sleeping, Feeding, and Behavior–Beyond the Basics from Infancy Through Toddlerhood
- Wonder Weeks
- Baby Body Signs
- Super Baby Food
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Thanks for doing these! I always get so excited to see what Brinley is up to on Tuesdays. 🙂 My little girl is a month or so younger than Brinley and these summaries are so fun and helpful.
Hi – she's a cutie. I can't log into FB for some reason so i thought i would answer your question here. For the next poll i would be interested in hearing more about stranger anxiety. My 15 month old will not let anyone come near him and freaks out when we leave him with someone.
You are welcome Sarah! Thanks for the thanks 🙂
Thanks Melissa!
Love your blog. Valerie, I left a question in the swaddling section. Do you mind taking a look when you get a moment? 🙂
really hoping you can help. My son is 35 weeks (32 weeks adjusted) We have done BW since birth. We moved about 10 weeks ago and everything fell apart. His naps are only 75 minutes (exactly) and a few weeks ago he dropped his third nap. He is so grumpy in the evenings, I miss my sweet baby! I know he needs more sleep, I just don't know how to get him to nap longer!Our schedule:7:00 bottle plus solids and Independent Play9:00 Nap (takes 5-15 to fall asleep) only 75 mins!11:00 bottle plus solids and sibling time1:00 Nap (takes 5-15 to fall asleep) only 75 mins!)=3:00 bottle, jumperoo/gym5:30 solids with family dinner6:00 Bottle, bed by 6:30
Lommori Family,Could there be teething going on? The thing I do to problem solve is think back to what things were like when the sleep was good and then what changed when the sleep went downhill. So you said you moved. What is different about your baby's old room and current room? Was it darker? Cooler? Warmer? Quieter? I would try to get it as close to how it was in the old place.
Val,I notice that your baby girl's WT is about an hour and 45 minutes. At the end of the day she has 2 and half hours until bed. My 8 month's schedule is like this and it is way too long at the end of the day. His schedule is this:6:00 6oz and cereal8:00 nap10:00 6 oz and baby food12:00 nap2:00 6 oz and baby food6:00 bath and bed4 hours is a really long time to me. Any suggestions? He has also been waking early. I would love for a 6:30 WT if possible.