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 …
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 …
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 …
Laundry baskets are a cheaper alternative to bassinets and cribs for newborns and young infants. Certain guidelines must be followed to make sure that these baskets are safe for your child. If these recommendations are not followed, your child may be at risk for …
Hey there, Mama, As parents, we can never seem to stop worrying about our kids, and well, it definitely should be this way. Sometimes, it’s our instincts that save the day. While talking about your toddler covering her head while sleeping, it does seem …
It’s the middle of the night, and you get out of your bed to drink some water, but as soon as you hop out of your bed, you hit something warm. You immediately look down and see your toddler sleeping on the floor. Or …
