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Chestfeeding is the act of feeding your baby, regardless of your gender. This can be either with milk directly from your body or the gesture of feeding from your chest with the help of a supplement. The term “chestfeeding” is more inclusive and is … Read more
Honey Nut Cheerios may be given to children who are one year of age and older. Giving this cereal to infants may lead to botulism or early development of allergies. If you have been giving this cereal to an infant, stop immediately and switch … Read more
Laundry baskets are a cheaper alternative to bassinets and cribs for newborns and young infants. Certain guidelines must be followed to make sure that these baskets are safe for your child. If these recommendations are not followed, your child may be at risk for … Read more
“Breathing spasms” are more often a sign of an immature nervous system that is common and normally seen in infants. These may last for an hour or so but should resolve on their own. Other causes of irregular breathing after crying may include breath-holding … Read more
More often than not, stretching in newborns is harmless and normal. If there are no other strange signs and symptoms that go along with their stretching movements, there’s a very low chance of an underlying problem. Nevertheless, it’s important to rule out very rigid … Read more
There’s no strict rule that stops you from lying on your stomach when you sleep. However, if you are lactating, your body’s pressure on your breasts may lead to plugged milk ducts, which can develop further into a breast infection. If you’re a newcomer … Read more
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