Whatever You’re Doing, Safety First!
As a parent. it’s not unusual if you find yourself pondering on all the possible steps to take to keep your little one out of harm’s way. Here are some useful pointers. Continue reading
As a parent. it’s not unusual if you find yourself pondering on all the possible steps to take to keep your little one out of harm’s way. Here are some useful pointers. Continue reading
Women and childbirth have always been synonymous – and all over the world, families have been bringing up children as a part of their lives. While these things remain the same by way of concepts, the way we carry out our parenting duties has been evolving with each passing decade. Continue reading
Baby’s first foods usually consist of either simple baby cereals or single-ingredient purees. For mothers who are way too busy to prepare their baby food, knowing what’s out there in terms of choice, quality and ingredients are important, so that they may select the best baby food for their precious baby. Continue reading
Babies may not be able to talk, but if you pay close enough attention, you’ll find that they communicate well enough long before they even say their first words. In fact, according to Linda Acredolo, Ph.D., professor emeritus of psychology at the University of California, and author of Baby Signs, babies can express several emotions, including distress and contentment. Continue reading
Childhood, especially the early years, is the most rapid period of learning as well as growth in a person’s life. What takes place (or doesn’t take place) during this crucial period can have lifelong consequences. Continue reading
A newborn baby has the most delicate skin imaginable. Great care must be taken to protect your newborn from uncomfortable skin problems. Continue reading
Bowed legs (genu varum) is a condition in which a person’s knees stay wide apart or gapped when they stand with their feet and ankles together. Infants generally appear to have bowed legs and this is normal for it is the result of being in a curled-up position in the womb during development. Continue reading
If possible, as parents we would like to prevent any discomfort our child might experience and this may very well include the sniffles. However, what happens when the discomfort stems from our very own nonchalant attitude towards vaccines? Is it truly a must for every child? Let’s find out. Continue reading
A comfortable yet enriched play environment is critical to a baby’s development and teaches skills that can be used later in life! Here are six ways a baby can benefit from playtime! Continue reading
Bathing your baby has to be one of the most loving moments in a parent’s life. The gentle, soft caresses, baby’s curious gazes, the odd smile from your little bundle now and then… these are experiences that no parent can forget. Continue reading