It’s entirely normal for babies to move their arms and legs while sleeping. This happens for several reasons, including physical development, sleep cycles, and comfort. You shouldn’t worry too much about these movements if your baby is otherwise healthy and sleeping safely. You see …
At 12 months old, babies no longer need to drink milk. Calcium and protein are available through other sources, but milk is an easy way to ensure your little one gets these essential nutrients. Sippy cups help transition to drinking from a normal cup, …
Hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD) and measles are two viral infections often mistaken as the other. Yes, both are infections and occur with almost similar symptoms. HFMD has rashes that can occur anywhere in the body. But, these rashes and blisters are mainly …
Babies are born with basic communication skills that help them let mom, dad, or a caregiver know they have needs that require attention. This is typically done through different cues, including sounds and body movements. First-time parents learn to decipher these cues very quickly …
Learning how to wipe their bottom is an activity each child learns at their own pace. While some kids learn as early as 27 months, others might take 6 or 7 years. When kids are ready to learn toilet training, including how to wipe …
Whether whole milk or formula is filling or not really depends on your baby’s intake and needs. Whole milk and formula milk have different formulations. Whole milk is a drink designed to be a part of the baby’s diet alongside solid foods. Meanwhile, formula …
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