Ann Marie Bantigue 
Colic is extreme fussiness in infants, demonstrated by plaintive and intense cries. Babies with colic cry for no apparent reason, predictably during bedtime, and lasting several hours. They would lapse into cries as if in pain, with their skin flushed and body tensed. Its …
Yes, you can give water instead of milk to your baby at night after they’re six months old. Babies do not necessarily need night feeding. They wake up and feed out of habit and use the breast or bottle to soothe themselves to sleep. …
Essential oils that induce sleep are proven safe and natural sleep aids for babies. When babies have difficulty settling down for the night, a calming bath and infant massage can be of great help. Techniques like swaddling, breastfeeding, and skin-to-skin contact also do wonders. …
Hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD) and measles are two viral infections often mistaken as the other. Yes, both are infections and occur with almost similar symptoms. HFMD has rashes that can occur anywhere in the body. But, these rashes and blisters are mainly …
Infant shudder syndrome is difficult to diagnose because its symptoms are vague and may mean different things in babies. Sudden shivering is normal for some babies because of their immature nervous systems. They also twitch as their fine motor skills develop. In more serious …
An extremely low-carb diet in breastfeeding women can lead to a reduction in breast milk supply. Foods that are low in carbohydrates decrease caloric intake. When it happens, the body interprets the low calories as starvation mode and preserves its energy resources. A lesser …
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