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Your baby's first year,
week by week.

52 Sunday morning reminders delivered straight to your calendar β€” milestones, encouragement, and a little something for the whole family.

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Important β€” Please Read This calendar is an educational gift tool only. The developmental milestones included are general windows β€” not deadlines or guarantees. Every child develops at their own unique pace. Variations in timing are completely normal and expected. If your baby hasn't reached something mentioned here, you are a wonderful parent and your child is doing just fine. For any questions or concerns about your child's development, please speak with your family doctor, pediatrician, or nurse practitioner. Content informed by Caring for Kids (CPS) and the Nipissing District Developmental Screen.

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52 weekly remindersTimed to where your baby actually is right now
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Vaccine heads-upsCanadian schedule β€” nothing sneaks up on you
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You've got thisHonest morale boosts for the hard weeks
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A little for Dad tooA joke or a nudge tucked in every week

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Content informed by Caring for Kids Β· Canadian Paediatric Society and the Nipissing District Developmental Screen.
For general educational purposes only β€” not medical advice. Every baby grows at their own unique pace. β™‘

Questions about your child's development? Contact your family doctor, pediatrician, or nurse practitioner.