Even though nowadays there are balms, ointments, creams to protect the sensitive areas of a baby, baby powder is still at the top of the list on common items in a household with a baby. Being a cautious parent, you might be worried about expired baby powder causing harm to your baby. But, does baby …
Baby bottles are certainly the most popular alternative to breast milk. Every mother knows how hard it is to clean baby bottles. And sometimes even if you get all the food residue out the washing can leave behind a concerning soapy smell. So, what to do if your baby bottles smell like soap? If your …
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How Do We Ensure the Baby’s Safety when Sharing the Bed? Bed Sharing is when an infant sleeps in a grown-up bed with another adult Safety Tips for Bed Sharing For the longest time, parents and their babies have slept together for security, warmth and bonding. What’s more, is that this tradition is more than …
In general, a baby is ready for a schedule between two and four months of age. Experts say that most babies’ feeding and sleeping habits become predictable after 3-4 months. However, many new mothers find it difficult to create a schedule for herself and her baby. Getting your infant into a new routine is beneficial …
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Research shows that over 75% of new mothers experience stress, anxiety, and depression after delivery. Among them, 15% of new mothers develop a more severe depression, known as postpartum depression. A growing body of research evidence highlights that one in a thousand women develop a more severe and long-lasting health condition called postpartum psychosis. Whether …
Bath time is an integral part of your baby’s routine. It is something that begins shortly after your little one is born. Some women delay their baby’s first bath for a few days to protect him or her from environmental pollutants. A newly born baby is covered with vernix, a waxy substance that protects him …
After reading the title I know what you’re thinking: “What? Praise is bad? I can’t praise my children. This I have to hear.” Okay, here goes. What is the most common praise you hear parents (and teachers and coaches) giving kids at home, on the playground, in class, and on the sports fields? “Good job!” …
Not getting enough sleep can lead to a host of other issues with toddlers, such as tantrums, meltdowns, crankiness, and a disagreeable demeanor. Sleep is important to make life easier for the whole family. When it comes to establishing good sleep habits with your toddler, the earlier you start, the better. Some parents don’t realize …
Children are a huge blessing for parents and a great way to start a new family. Parents usually think about caring for their first child and providing them with the best possible environment. However, the second child’s experience is slightly different because parents try to figure out how the older child will react to a …
Oh…baby is crying! You leap to attention to answer his calls. You give him a little breastmilk, change his diaper. Feels like you’ve totally got this—until baby won’t stop crying. The thing is, painful as it may be, it is also completely normal. And, in moderation, crying can even benefit baby. Let’s a look at …
