Your baby is starting to develop a bit of a routine by now, eating and sleeping in an almost predictable pattern?at least until you make big plans that rely on that pattern (then all bets are off!). And you may be ready to inch away from the all-consuming baby world to reconnect with family and friends?is that even possible" As you head toward the three-month mark, your body may also be feeling nearly normal again, and you?ll likely have developed a wealth of great stories about your baby?s bodily fluids that you can almost laugh at in retrospect.
11-week-old development & milestones
Just beyond their grasp
Your baby has likely been reaching for objects for a few weeks now, and they may soon be able to grab what they?d like?though it?s still more often hit-or-miss at this point. You can help your baby develop their mobility during tummy time by placing favourite objects just beyond their arms? reach and seeing if your baby can stretch and wiggle to get it.
Efficient eating

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Exclusive pumping: How to breastfeed without nursing
You?ll likely find that your breastfed baby is far more efficient at nursing by now, some even taking their fill in just five to 10 minutes, and maybe lasting longer before the next meal....