Babies are born with basic communication skills that help them let mom, dad, or a caregiver know they have needs that require attention. This is typically done through different cues, including sounds and body movements. First-time parents learn to decipher these cues very quickly … Read more
Yes, you should unswaddle your baby during night feedings. Research shows that babies need their hands and arms to nurse because they actively use their hands to locate the nipple, promote milk letdown, latch properly, as well as allow you to notice their hunger … Read more
The most common reason your new arrival is busy rubbing her face on your chest is because of a rooting reflex all newborns have. According to Stanford Children’s Health, these reflexes are involuntary actions or movements that are spontaneous or responses to certain actions … Read more
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 … Read more
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