Some babies require burping after their breastfeeding session, even if they’ve fallen asleep. Burping is essential for the baby to get deep sleep, not wake up cranky or crying, spit-up, or avoid seeing signs of discomfort. There are different baby burping techniques even for … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
It can be pretty worrying and exhausting when your little one refuses to breastfeed or keeps unlatching and frequently latching in a single breastfeeding session. And when they bottle feed, the milk keeps coming out of their mouth, or they suffer from severe refluxes … Read more
According to WHO, even though baby formula has its natural sugars, consumption of sugar for babies should be avoided as excessive intake of it is harmful and can cause health problems such as tooth decay, decreased immunity, and childhood diabetes. Babies don’t need refined … Read more
There’s no hard and fast rule on when exactly you can take your newborn to a restaurant or a public place as long as your baby is growing healthily and the weather is nice. Before you take your newborn out in public, a few … Read more
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