Pee leaking from a baby’s diaper may occur when a diaper doesn’t fit properly. A diaper that’s too large may prevent the pee from being absorbed before it leaks out, while a diaper that’s too small may not be absorbent enough. Baby boys may …
Chin quivering and other non-voluntary reflex movements in newborns can mainly be attributed to an immature nervous system and, in most cases, should cease within the first two to three months. Newborns come into this world full of surprises for unprepared parents, including all …
To remedy newborn bad breath, closer attention to oral hygiene and your baby’s toys and living space must be urgently hygienically cleaned. Infants thrive on cuddles and close contact, but there are times when your little one’s breath smells awful. Most of the time, …
AAP recommends not feeding anything to an infant below age 6 months old anything other than breastmilk or formula. Any solid or semi-solid food can result in choking or other long-term issues. Rice cereal is one such milk thickening agent not suitable for a …
Recent studies have shown that pregnant women who reported having significant heartburn have a greater chance of delivering a baby with a head full of hair. Conversely, pregnant women who didn’t experience heartburn mostly gave birth to bald babies. Interestingly, it’s an old wife’s …
Breastfeeding experts do not recommend a sudden switch from breastmilk to milk formula, because babies need time to adjust to the new substances in formula and how they receive it, whether through a milk bottle or a cup. A gradual transition can be done …