Hello, I'm an expert in child development and pediatrics. When describing what a baby looks like, it's important to consider several factors such as physical features, size, and overall health. Here's a general description:

Babies are typically small in stature, with a round face, big eyes, and soft skin. Their hair can vary from almost non-existent to a full head of hair, and it can be straight, wavy, or curly, depending on genetics. Newborns often have a somewhat swollen appearance, especially around the eyes, and their skin might be a bit red or blotchy from the birthing process. They usually have a small, button nose and a tiny mouth. Babies' limbs are often plump and their fingers and toes are delicate.

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Your baby's wrinkled skin is starting to fill out with baby fat, making her look more like a newborn. Her hair is beginning to come in, and it has color and texture. Your baby is now the same weight as an average rutabaga. Your baby is now inhaling and exhaling amniotic fluid, which helps develop his lungs.read more >>