The first year with babies can be quite surprising for new parents, as they reach most of their developmental milestones related to reflexes and motor skills. My overprotective instincts started kicking in when my baby first started shaking her head during her sleep. I …
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It’s so exciting and a moment of joy when you see your little one roll on their tummy for the first time or start to sit and then when they start crawling. Babies reaching their milestones is extremely important for the development of their …
Read moreWhy Does My Baby Crawl With One Leg? 8 Different Ways Your Baby Might Crawl
Every milestone of our little one is precious to us. Similarly, walking is a great milestone that toddlers achieve between 12 to 15 months. But recently, if you have started noticing that your little one has a habit of walking on his toes. Toe …
Read moreWhy Does My Baby Walk On His Toes? 4 Possible Reasons & Ways To Treat It
I once dropped by a friend for some chitchat. She has a sixteen-month-old baby at that time. He was a naturally happy toddler and quite a sweetheart until it rolled around his nap time. There was not much crying, fussing, and tantrums, but I …
Eye contact with your baby right after birth is among the most precious moments in a parent’s life. Eye contact holds an extraordinary place in our life because it makes us feel recognized and important by our baby. Therefore, we want our babies to …
Last updated January 18th, 2021Needless to say, eye contact is the best part of parenting for it makes us feel important and recognized by our babies. Nothing makes us feel more emotionally connected to our babies than those angelic eyes gazing at us. Among …
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Last updated January 7th, 2021I was so thrilled when I had my second baby, and couldn’t wait to see him accomplishing milestones. But to our surprise, things didn’t go as we expected with our new baby. We knew that every baby is different in …