When a baby is sleeping on their stomach, the carbon dioxide exhaled is trapped between their nose and mouth, resulting in rebreathing it. In such conditions, the fresh oxygen supply diminishes. Rebreathing is also a significant cause of SIDS. To prevent rebreathing, ensure the … Read more
Spitting up in babies is a normal developmental milestone, usually gaining a height amongst 2-4 months old babies. So it’s normal and should completely go away after they turn 1 year old, but if spitting up is accompanied by weight loss and other symptoms … Read more
Brewer’s yeast is a type of yeast that comes as a byproduct in beer production. It is often used as an ingredient in lactation products with its ability to increase breastmilk supply. While it is considered generally safe for moms and babies, brewer’s yeast … Read more
Premature babies or preemies are infants born before the 37th week of pregnancy. Preterm babies are smaller and frailer than full-term babies. They require extended hospital stays, while some need to be put in the Newborn Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Some premature infants even … Read more
I have handed over too many newborns to notice how they take their parents’ breath away every time. We have often witnessed mothers crying as their little one gets the first vaccine shot and newborn screening test. It goes without saying that babies in … Read more
As a parent, you’ll get worried at the sound of any little grunts your baby makes. But pediatricians say that these occasional grunts in babies are normal. Much of this grunting could be the result of digestion, it can either mean that your baby … Read more
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