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By Tizzie Hall People often ask me what the difference is between a baby “comforter” and an “aid” because I recommend using a sleep comforter and I spend lots of time telling parents that sleeping aids are a definite no-no. In reality, they are both aids in essence but the way I see it, there … Read more
By Weenie Rifareal One of the many concerns facing a new mother is whether to feed her new infant from the breast or the bottle. When the tradition of breastfeeding in America was lost during the last century, bottle-feeding became the norm. Today many women are choosing to breastfeed, but with busy and demanding lifestyles … Read more
By Lynn Shannon M Bailey Despite all the silly jokes in radio comedies and TV sitcoms, baby constipation could hardly be described as a pleasant phenomenon. Constipation is no fun for anyone at all – especially not for a baby, who is in pain, and certainly not for the parents, who may not know the … Read more
By Lynn Shannon M Bailey As every health professional and the World Health Organisation will tell you, the best type of baby milk is breast milk. However, for various reasons, breastfeeding is not always possible. The mother or baby may be ill after the birth, or perhaps the baby had to be in an incubator … Read more
By Harold Hisona Every parent wants to use organic products for their babies. In fact, organic baby stuffs are the most sold items in the market today. One of the best things about these organic products for babies is that they are restricted to use chemical treatments or additives which are commonly used today. Thus, … Read more
By Harold Hisona Glass baby bottles have been equally important as with plastic baby feeding bottles. During your baby’s first year, it must be observed to use chemical free feeding bottles; glass bottles are absolutely Bisphenol-A (BPA), phthalate, lead and PVC free. Although, you may need to hand wash these kinds of baby bottles most … Read more
By Mary Moir In it’s broadest sense communication the exchange of signals or messages between two aware beings. Even plants communicate, several species emit a chemical into the air when they are attacked by pests. The chemical triggers other plants of the same species to change the taste of their leaves so that they too … Read more
By Thord Hall Why Parents Should Think About Baby Wearing The first days after your baby is born are often filled with the most joyful moments that you will ever experience. However, no matter how euphoric you soon have to readjust to real life situations. Although you would like nothing more than to keep your … Read more
By Orlando Garcia When a baby is born, it’s as if the busy, scary world has given way to a miracle that lightens everything and what a joyous occasion that is to celebrate! Doing so can happen before and after your child’s birth-but it doesn’t have to stop there, of course. Baby keepsake gifts, whether … Read more
By Adeel Shehzad When to start brushing your babies. Most parents believe that they need to start with proper dental care only after the first teeth have broken through. But you should actually start much earlier. A gentle cleansing of the gums of the baby is beneficial for a good oral health. · In addition, … Read more
By Naomi Knight For the entire beginning of their lives, babies are accustomed to one environment: the womb. It can be very jarring to come into a new world with so much new stimuli, and it can cause a feeling of insecurity in baby. The best way to help baby sleep more soundly, make the … Read more
By Dr Kaylene Henderson The birth of a new baby represents a massive life change for your toddler although it’s difficult to always remember this, especially when we’re the ones who have been up all night. At those times (if we’re not too sleep-deprived for imaginings), it can be useful to picture OUR lives and … Read more
By Sarah A Davidson Many newborn babies spend much of the time sleeping or laying in the same position. When the baby is born or within the first few months of life, you may notice a flat spot developing on the baby’s head. Particularly if this is your first baby, no doubt you will have … Read more
By Penny Middleton (D.dip ACM ARCM) A majority of new parents experience most of their problems at bedtime when it’s time to put the baby to sleep. Many new born babies get restless at bedtime, and do not like to be separated from their parents for long periods. There is a wealth of advice regarding … Read more
By DP Nguyen When you were pregnant, you did everything you could to have a healthy and happy baby. You ate a balanced and nutritious diet; you avoided bad habits, such as smoking and drinking alcohol; and you exercised regularly. Now that your baby is out of the womb, your role is to ensure that … Read more