You can prevent SIDS by using several preventative methods, like mattress wrapping. Use a ventilated mattress for your infant and avoid letting him sleep on his stomach, overheating, or with too many clothes or toys. For healthier and safer sleep for your infant, keep … Read more
When a baby is sleeping on their stomach, the carbon dioxide exhaled is trapped between their nose and mouth, resulting in rebreathing it. In such conditions, the fresh oxygen supply diminishes. Rebreathing is also a significant cause of SIDS. To prevent rebreathing, ensure the … Read more
The ideal room temperature recommended for babies is between 68 to 72 degrees Fahrenheit or 20 to 22 degrees Celsius. Anything above that can become uncomfortable and too hot to handle for a baby. Since your baby won’t be able to verbally let you … Read more
Gastroesophageal reflux (GER) and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) are two types of infant reflux that can happen when food is vomited or regurgitated back from the stomach. Although GER is benign and has no other symptoms, GERD is associated with other symptoms and may … Read more
A blanket can be a hazardous item for your baby if careful considerations aren’t taken and can lead to losing their life due to SIDS or suffocation. Until your baby has turned a year old, you need to ensure a proper nighttime routine and … Read more
Although bassinet strollers are truly a blessing in disguise for parents who are on the move, they’re not a safe option for babies to sleep overnight. Firstly, because the size of a bassinet stroller is less than an indoor bassinet, the baby has very … Read more
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