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Let’s get real practical about keeping a baby alive the first 40 days. Here’s the $h!t they forget to teach you. SAVE THIS. Seriously. • Your baby’s chest can look like it’s breathing way too fast. Then they’ll slow way down. Then they’ll randomly pause for a few seconds and start again like nothing happened. • If they’re fed, dry, and still screaming, check their fingers, toes, and diaper for a strand of hair wrapped around them. It happens more than you’d think. • If your baby hasn’t pooped in three days but is exclusively breastfed and happy, don’t panic. • Newborn girls can have a tiny “period” or white discharge because of mom’s hormones. Nobody warns you. It’s usually completely normal. • Baby acne. Baby dandruff. Peeling skin. Crossed eyes. Random squeaking. All things that can look terrifying and often end up being completely normal. • Their hands can feel freezing while they’re perfectly warm. Check the back of their neck, not their fingers. • If they’re crying, don’t just think hungry. Think hungry, tired, too hot, too cold, gas, dirty diaper, need to burp, overstimulated, understimulated, or “I just wanted to be held because I was literally inside you last week.” • You don’t have to wake a sleeping baby to change a pee diaper. Poop? Different story. • Blow gently in their face if they hold their breath while crying. It usually resets them faster than frantically bouncing around the living room. • Babies can smell their mom. Which is sweet until Dad spends 45 minutes trying to soothe them and Mom walks in the room and suddenly everyone’s fine. • The first bath is way more stressful for you than it is for them. • There will be at least one moment where you Google, “Is my baby breathing?” while they’re literally sleeping in front of you. The first 40 days aren’t hard because you’re doing it wrong. They’re hard because nobody tells you that newborns come with approximately 14,000 things that are completely normal but look wildly concerning. If you’re reading this at 3:17 a.m. while holding a baby who refuses to be put down, you’re probably doing a much better job than you think!

Let’s get real practical about keeping a baby alive the first 40 days. Here’s the $h!t they forget to teach you. SAVE THIS. Seriously. • Your baby’s chest can look like it’s breathing way too fast. Then they’ll slow way down. Then they’ll randomly pause for a few seconds and start again like nothing happened. • If they’re fed, dry, and still screaming, check their fingers, toes, and diaper for a strand of hair wrapped around them. It happens more than you’d think. • If your baby hasn’t pooped in three days but is exclusively breastfed and happy, don’t panic. • Newborn girls can have a tiny “period” or white discharge because of mom’s hormones. Nobody warns you. It’s usually completely normal. • Baby acne. Baby dandruff. Peeling skin. Crossed eyes. Random squeaking. All things that can look terrifying and often end up being completely normal. • Their hands can feel freezing while they’re perfectly warm. Check the back of their neck, not their fingers. • If they’re crying, don’t just think hungry. Think hungry, tired, too hot, too cold, gas, dirty diaper, need to burp, overstimulated, understimulated, or “I just wanted to be held because I was literally inside you last week.” • You don’t have to wake a sleeping baby to change a pee diaper. Poop? Different story. • Blow gently in their face if they hold their breath while crying. It usually resets them faster than frantically bouncing around the living room. • Babies can smell their mom. Which is sweet until Dad spends 45 minutes trying to soothe them and Mom walks in the room and suddenly everyone’s fine. • The first bath is way more stressful for you than it is for them. • There will be at least one moment where you Google, “Is my baby breathing?” while they’re literally sleeping in front of you. The first 40 days aren’t hard because you’re doing it wrong. They’re hard because nobody tells you that newborns come with approximately 14,000 things that are completely normal but look wildly concerning. If you’re reading this at 3:17 a.m. while holding a baby who refuses to be put down, you’re probably doing a much better job than you think!

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