When You Have To Buy Baby Food
Can parents today safely give in to commercial baby food without worrying too much? Find out now. Continue reading
Month: May 2020
Infant Fevers
Fevers in babies can be one of the scariest symptoms for parents, especially when that fever is high or if the infant is very young. A fever is not an illness on its own – it is a symptom of one. Continue reading
Extended Breastfeeding Is It For You?
Nursing a baby who is over a year old is a common practice in many parts of the world. It’s called extended breastfeeding and for many families, it’s a part of something called attachment parenting as well. However, not all societies, even the most modern ones, accept this as normal, regardless of the notable health benefits it offers for the child. Continue reading
Pregnant After 35 More Than Possible Today
If you’re 35 or older and wish to have a baby, you might have questions running through your mind, such as Will my age affect my pregnancy outcome…or will I be able to have a normal birth? To some, it may seem as if it’s too late to try due to the universal belief that the ideal age to conceive is between your early twenties till before your mid-thirties. Continue reading
Going Nuts For Walnuts
One excellent way to get a decent dose of plant-based omega-3 fatty acids when you’re pregnant is through walnuts. Walnuts have more omega-3 fatty acids, especially alpha-linolenic acids, than other nuts! They help the developing nervous system of an unborn baby and may also help prevent the little one from having asthma and eczema. Continue reading
Quality Sleep: Healthier Pregnancy
Even if you are someone who has never had problems getting enough sleep, pregnancy may change that and bring about some level of restlessness and sleeplessness caused by hormones and of course, discomforts due to an expanding belly. However, a good night’s sleep is more essential than you think, so read on. Continue reading
Is My Toddler Deliberately Trying To Annoy Me?
Children, especially toddlers, seem to be out to get their parents all the time. It’s quite rare to see a fully cooperative toddler, who will eat his food without making a fuss, do as he’s told, does not show tantrums, etc. Why don’t they just behave? Read on… Continue reading
The Emotional Needs of A Toddler
Some are considered to be in the terrible twos phase, while others may be shy and unapproachable. As cute as they are, toddlers can sometimes be misunderstood, which is quite frustrating for them as well as their parents. Read on… Continue reading
The Heartwarming Truth About Early Literacy
It’s not a very common opinion that teaching a baby to read is possible, but the fact remains that it’s highly likely to happen by default, provided the little one is surrounded by a literacy-rich environment. Continue reading
Simple Ways To Teach Your Baby New Things
Babies can learn, and they learn fast. As it turns out, parents have a hand in making this happen — and not just in the genes we pass along. Science clearly shows that baby’s brain development depends largely on early experiences and while DVDs and brain-enhancing toys come in useful, there are many other ways parents can help out little growing brains absorb lessons. Continue reading
