The Quick Brief
Two months is a milestone appointment—your baby's first round of immunizations. It's a big deal medically and emotionally. You should be there. Crying often peaks right around this time, but the good news: you're approaching the downslope. The next few weeks should gradually feel less like survival mode.
What's Happening with Baby
At 8 weeks, your baby is more engaged with the world.
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