All children are different. They each have their personalities, strengths, and also weaknesses. Milestones are what is considered “normal” for your child’s development. This means that most children learn a new skill or ability by a certain age. For example, most children learn to sit...
Many parents want their babies to stay close to them and that is why they sleep with them in the same bed. This is known as co-sleeping where the baby and the parents are in close physical proximity. While parents want their babies to sleep...
If you are a new mom, you might worry about your breast milk supply. You probably didn't think it would be difficult to establish and keep an optimal breast milk supply. Therefore, new moms need to keep an eye on the signs of a decline...
During the first three months after your baby is born, its body will start to develop. They will start to notice and react to different things such as lights, sounds, objects, etc. So, if you want to learn about the general infant development milestones, then...
Children can get many vaccines during various developmental periods, especially as infants and toddlers. However, some immunizations can result in side effects, such as a fever. Parents might want to give their young ones medications to relieve them of the fever, but there are complications. However,...
The umbilical cord connects the fetus and the mother's circulation. After the baby is born, you need to take proper care of the cord until it shrivels and falls off. Until it falls off, you need to make sure that there is no chance of...
Have you scheduled your baby's first doctor's appointment? In that case, you need to set some reasonable expectations. Here's a rundown of how you can expect things to go. How will the doctor examine my baby? You'll probably take your bundle of joy for their first doctor's...
As a new mother, the slightest change in your baby's behavior can alarm you. Has your baby been grunting and squirming while trying to poop? Or maybe they're crying too? There's no need to panic. Your baby isn't alone. Many babies, especially during the first three months...
Every parent deals with a fair share of vomits and spit-ups. All babies do it now and then mostly with feeding. Spit-up happens when the formula or milk of your infant’s baby comes back up through the mouth (not forcefully). It usually comes with a burp....
Escaping pumping isn’t possible for many breastfeeding mothers. Regardless of how many times you feed your baby through breastfeeding equipment, you need to follow safety guidelines to pump and store the breast milk. Here is a summary of the safety guidelines. How to Safely Pump and Store...