Rice cereal is a popular “starting solids” healthy food that parents give to their little ones. Giving it too early (before 6 months), giving it too much, or feeding it with a bottle may come with some severe consequences, such as stomach gas. Your …
Newborn babies from 0-6 months will benefit from regular and drool bibs since they drool and spit-up. Also, helpful when you’re breastfeeding them to clean any spillage. Once you start giving them solid food, from 6 months onwards, you will want to switch to …
It is a disconcerting feeling to discover a diaper rash in your baby. Of all the possible causes, such as diaper irritation or yeast infection, who would think that it’s probably related to your baby’s milk? Whole milk diaper rash mostly happens because of …
Postpartum hair problems are more common than you realize, affecting up to 50% of women who just gave birth. Oily scalp is one such problem that can’t be solved by increasing the number of times you shampoo. Mild shampoo, baking soda with shampoo, and …
Exposure to rubbing alcohol while pregnant does not pose any harmful effect on the baby. Now that alcohol is a necessity during the pandemic, moms worry about inhaling it occasionally. But there is no reason to, according to experts. Using it on your skin …
That stinky spit-up smell can be eliminated using various methods: baking soda, lemon juice, vinegar, or even essential oils! The number one trick is to immediately wash your clothes to rid of the stink. But if busy, pre-soaking your spit-up clothes in a bucket …
Loss of appetite after delivery can lead to serious fatigue and lack of energy. Your body will deplete its resources to maintain your milk supply when breastfeeding and not taking in enough calories. The concern here isn’t just your milk drying up, but not …
Hi Mama, It’s completely alright for babies to poop more after they have started solids. Till 6 months of age, babies were used to an only milk diet, and introducing different types of food after 6 months will make their digestive system adjust with …
It’s completely normal for your baby to stare at you. Babies’ brains are constantly developing and evolving, so if she stares at you, then it’s because she recognizes you and is fascinated by you. Babies often stare at people’s faces if they have spotted …
Babies suck on their hands or try to eat their hands for many reasons. Whatever the reason is, you can talk to your baby’s pediatrician about it, but normally babies eating their hands are just a phase, and they will slowly move on when …
