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 …
They say that of all the things you have held, your baby is the best by far. While of all things that you detest, the unusual swelling in your baby’s body is probably the one you hate the most. Such as when you notice …
Night terrors, also known as sleep terrors, affect between 1% and 6% of children and are more frightening for parents than they are for the child. In fact, children will not remember any details of a night terror, which is very different from a …
A fever can be very scary for parents, especially if you are a first-time mom. It’s something your child will occasionally experience, so instead of getting scared or calling the doctor, you’ll need to learn why it is happening, how to treat your child, …
Doubts come pouring into your mind when your little one starts to frequently cry for milk. You start doubting whether your baby is getting enough milk or whether your milk supply has gone down or something is wrong with her? When my newborn wanted …
Chomp chomp. You see your baby opening his mouth wide, going in for the kill.. and swallowing his whole fist. Lots of saliva sprinkle around. It happens every day. Is this worrisome? Will this lead to problems in feeding and thumb-sucking when he grows …
It’s amazing to witness every single milestone in a baby’s life. Little things like when they first smile back at you, wrap their little fingers on yours, or giggle in delight. But sometimes, we would also notice changes that sent us into worry. Such …
Is your toddler drooling all over your clothes? Why is your baby drooling so much, and when will it stop? Many questions must be puzzling you right now but worry not, for you are at the right place to know the answers to your …
Baby teeth are something that every parent waits impatiently for, but they bring a fair share of pain and discomfort for babies. Undoubtedly, it can be challenging to watch your baby suffer through that uncomfortable teething stage. This is why, when it comes to …
I find it funny that when babies hit a milestone in their lives, we adults are quick to mimic them. We clap hands, close and open our fist, and even blow spit bubbles to amuse them–and us. When infants reach three months of age, …
