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A diaper rash can develop from various triggers, such as prolonged irritation and infection. Diaper rash creams are the mainstay of treatment, but alternative methods include breast milk, aloe vera, petroleum jelly, oils, and even some kitchen ingredients! Soothing baths are another option. There … Read more
Cold baths do not cause infections and rarely lead to hypothermia. Some kids simply like cold temperatures better. If your baby flat out refuses lukewarm or warm baths, observe him for any other signs of sensory processing issues. These include very weak or very … Read more
Shaking, tremors, jitteriness, or jerking movements may or may not be normal in newborns and young infants. It could be part of their normal growth and development or adjustment to life outside the womb. It could also be due to external influences, such as … Read more
If your baby is grabbing your face constantly, know that it’s part of their normal development — infants try to learn as much as they can from their environment and their caregivers. This usually starts at 6 to 7 months old and will go … Read more
Latching and unlatching repeatedly while feeding does not mean that breastfeeding is not working. It may simply be due to your child’s discomfort or too much or too little milk flow. Some infants suck to relieve stress or pain. Other babies may latch on … Read more
You can mix the old formula brand with the new formula brand and slowly decrease the amount of old formula in the next few days. You may simply switch to other formula brands. It’s not advisable to add sugar, honey, or other sweeteners to … Read more
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