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As parents, we’ve likely all experienced a tot tugging us towards something they long for. Whether it be a plaything, a bite to eat, or an animal companion, youngsters regularly express their wishes through physical cues. Although it can be vexing at times, it’s essential to recognize that this behavior is a regular component of…
As a new parent, it’s natural to want the best for your baby – but all too often, misconceptions and myths can prevent us from doing what is truly best for their health and wellbeing. One such example is blowing in a baby’s face, an old wives’ tale that you may have heard about. ut…
Ever felt like a stranger in your own skin? Or yearned to be different from who you are? Well, fear not – for the power of names is here. In every culture, for every language, it’s easy to find that special name which means strange, peculiar or unusual. Names can do much more than show…
If you’re looking for names that truly embody a sense of cleanliness and freshness, then look no further! We’ve rounded up some of the most noteworthy monikers that capture an image of pure, pristine purity. From classic classics to Greek gods to Biblical references, these names are sure to liven up your child’s life with…
It doesn’t sink you’re in charge of someone day and night until you leave the hospital with your new baby. When you’re still attended to by an army of medical professionals and getting your meals delivered to you, taking care of your little one doesn’t seem challenging. But when you head home and your baby…
If your baby has a fever, they may wake up in the middle of the night crying and feeling flushed. There are many reasons why your little one may develop a fever. And although fevers aren’t dangerous by themselves, sometimes their underlying cause may be. What should you do when your baby has a fever?…
Maternal nutrition and fetal development: Most women agree that being pregnant comes with consistent changes in eating habits. Pregnant women usually tend to eat more than usual, although some can’t stomach anything. Others have strange and peculiar food combinations that only they can enjoy. All the same, pregnancy is a special time for the mother…
It’s not just your imagination! Your baby’s legs could turn purple when you hold them. This could be an early sign of acrocyanosis, normally caused by low blood circulation. The low blood circulation could be due to blood vessel constrictions triggered by low temperatures or even underlying congenital heart diseases. Normally, acrocyanosis affects newborns immediately…
What Is Humping In Babies: Babies soothe themselves to sleep without difficulty, while at other times, they need extra effort to fall asleep. Babies hump themselves in an attempt to bring themselves to sleep. Babies do not have well-developed reasoning capacity, and their humping may not connote any sexual behavior but as a way of…
Babies do weird things sometimes. It could be tight grips around your fingers, excessive hiccups, or startling jerky movements. And while these odd behaviors can sometimes be attributed to personality preferences and quirks, most times, that’s not the case. There are reasons (whether scientific or innate human behavior) that make babies act in a particular…
Babies identify their surroundings through contrasting stimuli in their early stages of life. They tend to stare at bright colors and moving objects such as parents and caregivers. It is usual for babies up to six to eight months to stare at a light. Newborns are 50 times less sensitive to light than adults and…
Exploring the Features of All Good Diapers: An Eco-Conscious Option Have you ever used a disposable diaper? If so, you know the struggle of washing out the soiled diapers. However, you can avoid this problem if you use those cloth-type diapers available on the market. There are many brands with different prices ranging from cheap…
All parents want to make their babies feel better from time to time. While there are many ways to do so, sneezing is an effective way to eliminate the loveliest of all diseases – drool. Sneezing may be simple, but it is also effective and convenient. Sneezing is a reflex action resulting from mucus or…
For many women, breast milk is the perfect food for their babies. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that you exclusively breastfeed all babies until they are one year old. Simply because breast milk is the sum of all the nourishment and protection a mother should provide to her baby….
If you’re breastfeeding or pregnant and planning to breastfeed, you may be wondering whether you’ll produce enough milk for your baby. And the odds are high that you’ve spent a great deal of time learning about milk supply and how the whole stuff work. Breastfeeding is a biological process that ensures your little one gets…
Hydration Tips for Breastfeeding Moms: Breast milk is about 90% water. When a mother does not take enough water while breastfeeding, she is at risk of dehydration. Professionals recommend mothers exclusively breastfeed their babies for six months. When a mother breastfeeds her baby, she loses a certain amount of water from her body. When she…
Crib Under Window Safety: Are you trying to fit your child’s crib in your master bedroom alongside other furniture? That may call for proper arrangement while considering safety. And one place that many parents love placing their babies’ cribs is in front of the window. Cribs look fantastic by the windows. The beautiful, natural sunlight…
Babies Chew Hands and Cry: Babies are unpredictable most time. They could be happy and playing one minute and become fussy the next. Their changing moods, habits, non-verbal cues, and behaviors make it hard to understand what they are trying to communicate. One typical behavior among most babies is chewing hands. Once your little one…
Baby Bottle Feeding Crying Solutions Do you have issues bottle-feeding your baby? Does your baby squirm and cry while bottle feeding? Do they appear to kick, fuss, squeal, or even refuse to take a bottle when given? If so, you’re in the right place as we’ve got answers for you. There are a wide variety…
Exersaucer Start Stop Benefits The safety and comfort of a baby while playing is a concern for most, if not all, caretakers and parents. An exersaucer is a baby play center similar to a walker but has a round base and an elevated seat. As opposed to a baby walker, the exersaucer is stationary and…
Comfortable Bassinet for Baby Sleep: Sleep is essential for the physical and mental growth of babies. Every parent’s concern is how to make their infant safe and comfortable while sleeping. A safe sleeping area, including a bassinet, is every parent or caretaker’s responsibility. Babies prefer to fall asleep in their mother’s arms and tend to…
Baby Refuses Bottle at Daycare If you’re a working parent, you know how hard it is to drop your little one at daycare. Deep down, you want to spend more time with your kid and raise them while having the resources and time to be present in their lives without additional supervision. But since you…
A few months after giving birth, all your pregnancy glow is gone. You start shedding hair, your skin appears dull, and you have brittle nails. While shedding hair, dull skin, and brittle nails are common issues during the postpartum period, they are not desirable. And many moms do what they can to go back o…
Baby’s Nighttime Movements Many parents get worried when they see babies sit up, yawn, move limbs, rub eyes, move around, moan or coo in their sleep. The majority of worries are whether the baby is getting enough sleep, if there could be an underlying medical condition or if they are at risk of injuring themselves….
Baby Boy Pee During Diaper Changes When changing a baby boy’s diaper, you are likely to make several discoveries. One of them is that anytime you remove a diaper the boy tends to pee. Due to the structure and position of the penis, the pee is most likely to splash onto your face and clothes,…
Announcing Baby Registry Without Baby Shower: The total impact of baby showers cannot be overstated. Baby showers, a traditional celebration for the pending arrival of a baby, bring friends and families together, creating stronger bonds and long-lasting memories. But there are times when you decide not to host baby showers but announce the baby registry….
Many parents think that once they’ve had their babies, preparing formula will become second nature in a short time. But as the baby grows, so do their tummy needs. And their portion size changes. It’s crucial to stay on top of your little one’s formula requirements to ensure they get all the nutrients they need…
Pumping breast milk is one thing, but storing it is another. A lot needs to be considered when storing breast milk to ensure this liquid gold is safe for your little one. The storage equipment, temperature, storage location, etc. There are also many controversies explaining why storing breast milk in bottles with nipples is undesirable….
There’s more to breast milk than essential nutrition. And you wouldn’t want your child to miss on the antibodies and all the vital nutrients just because you’re traveling. Besides, changing diet and stress associated with traveling may take a massive toll on your kid. So, the best way to travel with a kid who relies…
As referred to “liquid gold” by many, breast milk offers your baby beyond essential nutrition. It is beneficial both for the mother and child. From boosting your child’s intelligence to protecting them from common allergies and illnesses, thanks to the antibodies present. Although breastfeeding is great, you don’t have to deny your baby the benefits…