Jennely Pershouse 
It’s common for babies around 5 months old to start fighting naps because they are becoming more aware of their surroundings and want to stay awake to explore and play. Their nap timing and length change with each major developmental milestone. To overcome this … Read more
Cysts that develop on stretch marks are mostly harmless but can become itchy and unsightly. Fortunately, treatments exist that will alleviate the condition but do not fully cure stretch marks. Cysts on stretch marks are relatively common since stretch marks constitute damaged skin that … Read more
At 12 months old, babies no longer need to drink milk. Calcium and protein are available through other sources, but milk is an easy way to ensure your little one gets these essential nutrients. Sippy cups help transition to drinking from a normal cup, … Read more
Breastmilk has wonderful properties that contribute greatly to an infant’s health and, in some cases, can be used to treat sticky eyes and eye infections in newborns. Although breastmilk, particularly colostrum, which is rich in antibodies, is believed to be an effective treatment, it … Read more
Babies are born with basic communication skills that help them let mom, dad, or a caregiver know they have needs that require attention. This is typically done through different cues, including sounds and body movements. First-time parents learn to decipher these cues very quickly … Read more
Timing the feed is essential for parents in order to establish a feeding routine for the baby. Feeding on demand is one way to establish a feeding routine. Measuring the time between feedings is more practical from the beginning of every feed. This way … Read more
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