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 …
Our little ones are growing rapidly, and a cognitive leap in physical and mental development can be exhausting. These frequent growth spurts in babies require additional sleep. If your little one is in the teething milestone, their gums will be irritable, and food may …
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 …
A missed period is one of the telltale signs of pregnancy. But when a woman is breastfeeding, her fertility and ovulation are halted. Breastfeeding can temporarily prevent ovulation, and she will go for months without her period. It makes pregnancy hard to detect until …
It’s common for breastfed babies to reject pacifiers and even their feeding bottles. The reason behind this is maybe you’re trying to introduce something new when they’re already anxious, hungry, or cranky. Some breastfed babies don’t like the texture of the teat of the …
Hi there, dear parent, When should you up the size of the nipple of the feeding bottle depends on 2 things- bottle-fed babies after 6 months can start using fast flow nipples while breastfed babies should maintain the same slow flow nipple as the …
