Jennely Pershouse 
Chin quivering and other non-voluntary reflex movements in newborns can mainly be attributed to an immature nervous system and, in most cases, should cease within the first two to three months. Newborns come into this world full of surprises for unprepared parents, including all …
To remedy newborn bad breath, closer attention to oral hygiene and your baby’s toys and living space must be urgently hygienically cleaned. Infants thrive on cuddles and close contact, but there are times when your little one’s breath smells awful. Most of the time, …
Brushing your baby’s teeth should begin with routine gum cleaning even before the first pearly white tooth cuts through. Establishing a habitual routine of brushing teeth at least twice a day, every day is the foundation of good dental hygiene. Brushing your little one’s …
A mother’s state of health and underlying health issues may influence the detection of her unborn baby’s heartbeat, and further tests will be necessary to determine the cause. Detecting a fetal heartbeat is a sign that the baby is alive and doing fine, but …
Hydration is essential during pregnancy, and liquid I.V. is a safe way for expecting mothers to replace lost electrolytes and liquid to remain hydrated during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Pregnancy is a time when women run a greater risk of dehydration, and keeping tabs on …
Visible white spots on the nipple and areola, also known as Montgomery tubercles, are an early sign of pregnancy. Still, the white spots can also indicate other conditions that may require medical attention. Until there is 100% confirmation that you are indeed pregnant, all …