Swaddling is an ancient technique of wrapping babies in a blanket or muslin cloth. Swaddling is safe if done properly, and the correct technique is important to avoid the risk of suffocation when the baby is asleep. We asked two experts about baby swaddling, and also to explain the importance as well as the benefits of swaddling. Here’s what they had to share. Continue reading
No one said parenting was easy, but it need not be all that dramatic either, you know! Parenting is nothing more than a series of learning curves to get past, and we learn as we go along, incident by incident, day by day. When it’s time for a baby to start on solid foods, it’s natural for parents to feel a tad nervous, for let’s face it – we never know what’s going to happen. Will your baby love their first solid food, or will they refuse it? Whatever happens, remember that tomorrow is a new day and you can always try again! In the meantime, here are some golden nuggets of wisdom for you in the matter of baby weaning. Continue reading
As your body goes through a massive transformation during pregnancy, it will take commitment and effort to get back into shape again after you have given birth. Postnatal exercise does more than just help you to lose weight, it also hastens postnatal recovery, raises your energy level, restores muscle strength and even prevents postpartum depression. Continue reading
Down syndrome affects many families in Malaysia in different ways. BabyTalk had a precious opportunity to speak with Dr Diana Osman of Sri Kota Specialist Medical Centre on the subject and this is what she had to share with us. Continue reading
A smooth and easy first pregnancy does not always guarantee the second one will be a similar experience. In fact, some women are unable to get pregnant or carry a pregnancy to term after already giving birth to one or more children. Continue reading
If your baby seems to be crying more than usual, despite you ensuring he’s fed, changed, and comforted, chances are, he may be experiencing something called colic. It’s said that one in every five babies will experience it between the first few weeks of their life till about four to six months. Colic is an exasperating yet common condition characterised as excessive crying or extended and repeated periods of crying or fussing in babies who are otherwise healthy and thriving. Read on… Continue reading
A delicious and savoury food option, made with natural ingredients and appropriate nutrition to support the growth and development of children
NESTLÉ launches its latest addition, CERELAC® Citarasa Ibu™, allowing the Little Ones to transition into their next culinary experience, from pureed food to firmer texture and savoury taste — just like the family meal. Specially made for children aged 12 months old and above, this savoury food option provides a porridge-like texture with actual “rice crispies”, enabling the Little Ones to feel as though they are eating solid foods that are similar to adult meals enjoyed by their parents. Continue reading
Every new mother knows that choosing a good baby moisturiser lotion can be confusing. There are so many types of skin care products available in the market to choose from. Then, when you realise the various ingredients that can irritate a newborn’s sensitive skin, the choice becomes even more difficult. Continue reading
For women the world over, jewelry is worn not just as accessories, but also to signify meaningful life events. In this regard, breastfeeding one’s baby is definitely an event worth commemorating, for the joy and contentment it brings about to a family. Continue reading
Parents and parents-to-be who are particular about the quality and reputation of products they pick out for their kids would surely know of Bloom & Grow. Founded in 2004, Bloom & Grow came about when a young mom named Alexandra Dickson Leach and her friends ran into obstacles trying to purchase a particular baby product in Hong Kong. Continue reading
