Magazine with useful tips for parents
If possible, dry your baby on the floor so they can’t fall. If you’re changing your baby on a raised surface like a table, keep one hand on your baby at all times. Wrap your baby in a soft towel and pat baby dry. Dry baby’s skin creases, including armpits, groin, under the chin, around …
It’s not unusual for milky discharge to continue for up to two to three years after discontinuing breastfeeding and it typically affects both breasts. Why do I still have milk after 2 years? Reasons for lactating when not recently pregnant can range from hormone imbalances to medication side effects to other health conditions. The most …
It’s quite common for your baby to become constipated when they start having first infant formula (which is harder to digest than breast milk) or eating processed foods. This is because their body is learning how to cope with digesting new things. How can I relieve my baby’s constipation fast? Advertisement Water or fruit juice. …
To provide the best diet and nutrition for your infant, the AAP recommends: If possible, you should feed your baby breast milk for at least the first 6 months of life. You should give your baby only breast milk or iron-fortified formula during the first 12 months of life, not cow’s milk. What happens if …