52 week old baby schedule and routine! 12 month old schedule. Baby schedule for baby’s 52nd week. Baby schedule and routine for the fifty-first week of life. 51-week-old baby routine and daily life. Learn about what to do when your baby is sick and moving to roomtime.
This is a summary for Brinley’s 52 week; she was 51 weeks old.
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NURSING
This week, we were just nursing in the morning, but she wasn’t happy laying down.
EATING
She wasn’t eating very well for meals this week, either.
SLEEPING
Sleeping was normal for the first part, then halfway through the week, she woke in the night. We went to her and rocked her for a while before putting her back in bed where she finished the night out.
SICKNESS
The next morning, I called to get a doctor appointment for her.
She had started out the week with a low fever (as I mentioned in last week’s post). It is past time for her top teeth to break through, so I figured she had a low fever to go along with it.
As the few days passed, however, her fever was climbing, her eating was decreasing, she didn’t want to lay to nurse, and the waking in the night was the final thing that told me something is wrong.
Turns out she had a double ear infection :(. Poor girl.
>>>Read: Surviving an Ear Infection
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| Not too difficult of a sickie 🙂 But look–she has rock candy. How can you be upset with rock candy? (she actually didn’t like it) |
FAMILY WEEK
This was a week of family reunion activities with my husband’s family. She was in the peak of her sickness through it all and was such a trooper. She was mellow, but pleasant.
ROOM TIME
Independent playtime has been going well. This week, it felt like the right time to move her to “room time” instead of “playpen time.” I am able to watch her on the video monitor and she has enjoyed it. This is on the young side for moving to room time, but Kaitlyn was just about the same age. I just move when it seems right. McKenna was quite a bit older–closer to 2.
>>>Read: Roomtime: Structured Playtime Alone for Kids
52 WEEK OLD SCHEDULE
8:45–nurse with solids (fruit, cereal, yogurt, finger foods). Independent Playtime happens in this block.
10:30-11:00–nap starts
12:45-1:00–wake up, bottle with solids (veggie, fruit, finger foods)
2:30-3:00–nap starts
5:00–wake up, bottle with solids (veggie, fruit, finger foods)
7:30–bottle, then bedtime. In bed by 8:00-8:30.
HELPFUL BOOKS
- NEW On Becoming Pre-Toddlerwise
- 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
RELATED POSTS
- Baby Summary: Week 52 (for McKenna)
- Brinley Baby Summary: 51 Weeks Old
- Brinley Pre-Toddler Summary: 12 Months Old
