Always consult with your child’s qualified healthcare provider before introducing any solid foods. If there is a…
It is truly remarkable how quickly time flies and babies grow. In the blink of an eye your baby will develop from a little bundle in your arms to running around and getting into everything!
Cradle cap is that crusty, scaly, yellowish, rash-like skin that develops in patches on a baby’s scalp. Although it’s typically not itchy or bothersome for babies, it’s less than ideal. Thankfully it’s quick and easy to get rid of!
Teething can have a huge impact on your baby’s overall mood, but it can also affect how they are eating and sleeping. And in just a few hours, teething can wreak havoc on the sleep habits you’ve worked so hard to create!
Your baby may start teething as early as a few months after birth. Symptoms of teething can be similar to those of a cold or flu such as fussiness, pulling at the ears, difficulty sleeping and slightly loose stools. Other common symptoms include drooling, scratching along the jaw line, and biting or gnawing on things such as their hand or your shoulder.
Here are our top three solutions for teething.
A true allergic reaction generally follows the same symptom picture no matter if from food or from something in the environment. Signs to watch for include red patches or welts on the skin, swelling or itchy lips or eyes, runny nose, fatigue, and difficulty breathing.
When starting new foods with your infant or child, monitoring for food allergies is important.
If you’ve ever gone shopping for a baby monitor then you’ll know how absolutely overwhelming the whole process can be. Not only are there hundreds, if not thousands of options available but you have to trust that the one you buy is actually going to be reliable.
One of the most common questions we receive is what you do when your baby stops sleeping through the night. It is common for a baby to be consistently sleeping through the night and then they start to wake up again — and it can feel like all of your hard work creating a consistent […]
Having a baby come into your life is exciting (and let’s be honest, it can also be super scary and exhausting!). Everyone has advice to offer but…
Although not always controllable, it is best to have your infant sleep on their back for their first nine months. Research suggests…
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