Your baby is okay after falling off the bed and hitting his head if he acts normal after it. Acting normally means he does not lose consciousness, is not vomiting, has no dizziness, and is not lethargic. Babies tend to cry after the fall …
Babies who sleep longer occasionally and without accompanying signs are not a cause for concern. Healthy babies tend to sleep longer when they are experiencing a developmental leap. Babies, especially newborns, are deep sleepers and can endure loud noises. It is a normal part …
Occasionally missing giving your baby Vitamin D drops is okay and will not hamper his health. Formula milk contains Vitamin D sufficient for the baby’s needs. However, breastfed babies may need additional supplements since breastmilk contains little Vitamin D and fluctuates according to the …
The ideal room temperature recommended for babies is between 68 to 72 degrees Fahrenheit or 20 to 22 degrees Celsius. Anything above that can become uncomfortable and too hot to handle for a baby. Since your baby won’t be able to verbally let you …
Babies tense, stiffen and grunt at various times during the day, often observable whenever they poop. When it happens occasionally, and your baby is acting normal after it, there is nothing worth worrying about. Infants tense up when they are excited, threatened, frustrated, or …
Soy formula may help deal with acid reflux in babies and prevent its recurrence. Soy milk is alkaline and will help neutralize the acid found in the esophagus and stomach. It is also a digestible protein for babies who cannot metabolize cow’s milk protein. …
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