Two-month-old infants may go for a four to six-hour stretch without food. According to Nevada pediatrician Susan E. C. Sorensen, babies older than six months can go for six hours without feeding. But infants younger than six months may have a shorter duration. So, it …
I know how important a strong immune system is, and that’s why breastfeeding my little one was not up for discussion. I know antibodies are passed onto my baby through my breast milk, and although formula is a great alternative, I had to do …
Babies in the womb spend most of their time sleeping and growing, but they will move around when awake. This is a normal yet vitally important behavior because movement stimulates muscle growth and development. It also helps to shape and strengthen your baby’s bones …
Keeping your baby’s bottles warm on the go is something that most parents ask about. Unfortunately, there isn’t a simple, one-size-fits-all, cut-and-dry answer, and guidelines can sometimes be hazy. Parents follow the science when preparing or heating baby bottles to the right temperature, or …
First of all, Congratulations on expecting twins! The anxiety, nervousness, and in-between feelings are sure to double up when you realize you’re expecting twins, but imagine all the fun, laughter, and babbling that will also double up. Once you overcome the first trimester of …
Hi, there soon-to-be-mama, I’m glad that you asked this question because, frankly, I didn’t (biggest mistake I made!). I packed every baby essential and made sure that I packed everything from the socks to the swaddle blankets, but I didn’t give second thoughts about …
