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~~ BETTER LIFE Congratulations! Your family is growing, and while your heart swells with joy, your furry family members might be scratching their heads, wondering about the tiny new creature coming home. Here's how to ensure this introduction is nothing short of purr-fect. SETTING THE STAGE Before your baby arrives, start the prep work, Pets, much like in-laws, appreciate a heads-up. If your dog or cat is used to being the centre of attention, gradual changes can help ease them into their new supporting role. Consider adjusting your pet's routine in advance, this might mean slightly shifting walk or playtimes. SCENT-SATIONAL INTRODUCTIONS Animals and humans alike, first impressions matter. Before the grand entrance, bring home a blanket or piece of clothing with your baby’s scent and allow your pet to investigate. This way, your pet can start getting used to the new smell without the baby’s presence just yet. THE BIG REVEAL When it's time for the pet to meet the baby, keep it calm and controlled. Keep dogs on a leash (if needed) and make sure cats have a way to leave the room if they want to. Never force them to get closer than they're comfortable with. PERSONAL SPACE Make it clear to your pets that your baby has their own space that they need to respect. Baby gates can help with this. QUALITY TIME Remind your pets they’re still a crucial member of the family by carving out one-on-one time. Whether it’s a walk with your dog or a cuddle session with your cat, maintaining these moments can prevent jealousy. BABY STEPS As your baby grows and starts to interact more with your pet, always keep a close eye on them. Teach your child how to gently touch the pet and never leave them alone together. HEALTH CHECK Ensure your pets are healthy and up-to- date on vaccinations before introducing them to your baby. A TALE OF TAILS Every pet and baby duo is different. Some might become inseparable from day one, while others take their sweet time warming up to each other. Patience, observation, and adjustment are key. =
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