

Justine just turn 3 month old today, and she is on track based on milestone chart I read at baby center and her record from her pediatrician. She is doing great so far. She's able to sit upright when propped up by blankets or pillows and can do this for short periods without slumping forward or immediately toppling to the side. She enjoy the new views that come with sitting upright on the floor or on the sofa and watch tv with us. She likes watching tv while setting on our lap. As usual, we always careful with Jake being alone with her in one room, coz the buckaroo are into riding on top of her now, or used her as bed, silly buckaroo. We caught him one time setting on Justine, very clever though because he went to Justine and lay down next to her and the next thing we saw he was already on top of her. Now Justine is trying to turn over her side, that is why we keep her buckled up in her swing before any accident will happen.
It's a
fact*
Babies tend to cry most during their first three months, so the worst should be just about over. Any time now, you're likely to notice a big drop-off.
Your 3-month-oldYour baby is probably able to sit upright when propped up by blankets or pillows. If he can do this for short periods without slumping forward or immediately toppling to the side, by all means let him enjoy the new views that come with sitting upright on the floor or next to you on the sofa. (Take care not to leave a propped-up infant unattended. Even a seemingly stable pre-sitter can topple over.)
How your baby's growing:
Your baby has been able to recognize you since he was just a few days old, but now he may actually be able to show it. About half of babies this age begin to exhibit an obvious recognition of their parents.
Your baby will probably continue to smile at strangers, especially when they look him straight in the eye and coo or talk to him. But he's starting to sort out who's who in his life, and he definitely prefers you, your partner, and perhaps a few others.
Your baby may quiet down and make eye contact with you, or he may search for you in a room and move his arms in excitement or smile when he finds you. He may even find your scent calming and comforting.
Source;Baby Center

Justine is 3 Month Old today