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Meghan Rabbitt  The excitement -- and angst -- over milestones
Watching other babies hit milestones can be both encouraging and
frustrating. "It's great to see another child reach a milestone
because it can give you insight into helping your child," says
Kristy. "But it's tough to see a younger baby do something your
child hasn't mastered yet. Right now there's a little one who's
two weeks younger than Ryan, and he's rolling over. Ryan is so
close but can't seem to push over just yet. I know he'll get it,
but I have to remind myself to relax."  Keri Bongey, mom of
Jake, now 9 months, and who's expecting her second baby, agrees:
"If a baby is older than my son and reaches a milestone, I get
excited thinking that Jake will be doing that soon. But if the
baby is the same age or younger, I sometimes feel a little
envious and wonder if there's something wrong with him." And for
many new moms, t