Milestones for Your Baby’s First Year
Your baby will grow and change rapidly during their first year. Every child is different, and your little one will reach development milestones at their own pace. There are some […]
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Taking Care of Baby’s Sensitive Skin
Whether your baby is 6 days, 6 weeks, or 6 months old, there’s always one constant: They have delicate skin. This means many of the bath and skin care products you […]
What Baby Skin Care Products Does Your Newborn Need?
Newborn baby skin care is a delicate matter and most infants have sensitive skin. You’ll want to use the mildest cleansers and the smallest bit of lotion. But when dry […]
Natural Baby Skin Care
A newborn baby is born with wrinkly skin and a protective covering called vernix that naturally peels off during the first week. There’s no need to rush it, rub it, […]
Baby Skin Care: Tips for Your Newborn
Your newborn is home now, and you’re settling into a daily routine. Keeping your baby warm and nourished is tops on your list. Baby skin care is just as important. […]
Baby Maintenance: Baths, Nails, and Hair
Unfortunately for new parents, babies don’t come with instruction manuals. So when it comes to new parenting tasks, such as baths and nail trimming, some parents feel nervous or confused. […]
Baby Nutrition in the First Year: What to Feed Your Baby Now
In addition to breast milk or baby formula, here are the solid foods you can introduce to your baby’s diet at each stage of development – or if your baby is ready. But […]
Baby Feeding Schedule
What Is a Baby Feeding Schedule? It’s simple: You should nurse or offer a bottle whenever your little one is hungry in the first few months as a newborn. And your baby is […]
Signs That Your Baby Is Eating Enough
When they are getting the right amount of food, you’ll see: Plenty of wet diapers. The first few days after birth, they may only wet one or two diapers each […]
How Much Do Babies Eat?
Newborn to 2 months: During their first month, babies need to eat 8-12 times each day. That’s about once every 2-3 hours. Some who are breastfeeding, though, can eat every […]