It’s usually normal for babies to have milk coming out of their noses as this is a form of spit-up. This may be because of too much milk intake, an immature nervous system, a distracting environment, and certain medical conditions. This may be normal …
The most common reason babies spit up breast milk but not formula is because formula milk is a controlled diet for babies. You measure exactly how much you want to feed your baby. With breast milk, sometimes, you’re over-feeding your little one, or the …
It’s easy to assume that your little one is just really hungry, so they chug down their milk within 2 minutes tops. But it could also be because they are sucking for soothing and not always. After all, they want to feed. It could …
Do you feel a little worried that your little one spit-up again? Is it happening almost every after feeding? Spit-ups are pretty normal for babies. In fact, 50% of newborns up to 3 months old spit-up at least once each day. It usually peaks …
A new cuddly munchkin addition in the house means adjusting to her sleep time and, while at it, figuring out how you, mommy, could get enough rest while you care for that precious bundle. But if this bundle of joy is past the newborn …
It’s a heart-stopping moment! When your baby is calmly drinking their bottle and suddenly starts to choke, time seems to stand still and run-away at the same time. Most parents freeze at this moment, not knowing what to do and hoping it passes soon. …
