The Second Month of Your Baby

Feedings
Feeds every 2-3 hours and may sleep 3-4 hours between nighttime feedings. May spit up after feedings as cardiac sphincter valve at top of stomach does not close tightly until baby is walking.

Sleeping

May sleep 5 -7 hours per night. Now she is developing a routine in the sense that she has  definite waking hours during the day and she sleeps straight, not curled up with her fists unclenched.

Crying 
Babies does not cry as much as before except when are they are uncomfortable.

Pysical Changes of Your Baby

Focuses Eyes
Your baby can follow an object with his eyes as it's passed over her face, looking in an arc about six inches from her face.

Sounds
Cooing sounds may be made in response to people speaking gentle, soothing words.

Smiles
Babies enjoy smiling faces and sometimes smile in return. Now she has a range of facial expressions.

Movement
Babies have more control over their movements now.  They start to lift their heads briefly when lying on their stomach and has some control over the neck muscles. They reach for things with their hands and kicks arms and legs up in the air. Compared to the rest of the body, their stomach looks rounded.