Infant development occurs week by week. Within the first three months of life, you can expect your baby to grow and develop in many ways. During the first month, he or she will begin to move around, open his or her eyes and mouth, pull to a sitting position, and maybe even start talking sort of. Following are some general development milestones froRead More
Baby massages are a wonderful way to bond with your little one. Each gentle stroke and a sweet lullaby will help your baby feel nurtured, loved, and more relaxed, which can improve their sleep. This article includes instructions on how to give your child a massage and tips for how you may use the massage in other daily care rituals.Read More
Delivering life’s greatest gift is a journey you will always remember. You made it! But the first 24 hours of your baby’s life might come as a shock. You have been through a lot, and there is much to keep in mind – from rest and recovery to the breastfeeding essentials that ensure your newborn’s ability to make the transition to this new and wonderRead More
A mother’s milk is the ideal food for her newborn baby. Breast milk helps a child protect against infection, provide comfort, and feed best. Many mothers want to make sure that they understand how breastfeeding works so they can get it right from day one.Read More
One of the best parts of breastfeeding is that you can do it about anywhere and in any position. You can sit up, lie down, bend over, or even stand up while you breastfeed your baby. Whether you are trying a new position or simply looking for ways to make breastfeeding more comfortable, we have gotten you covered.Read More
You must introduce solids at the appropriate time. How do you know when your baby is ready to start solids? For them to be ready they should be able to:
This article gives you step-by-step information and helpful hints about WHEN to start feeding your baby solid foods, what to feed your baby in year 1, AND how much to feed them.Read More
Meningococcal disease is a bacterial infection that is extremely infectious (contagious). Coughing and sneezing can spread it faster through the air. It can also be passed from one person to the next by actions like kissing. In children and young adults, this disease is one of the most common causes of bacterial meningitis.Read More
The pneumococcal bacterium causes a range of illnesses known as pneumococcal disease. In small children, the elderly, and persons with chronic illnesses, these infections can cause significant sickness.
As a result, plenty of people often tends to consider getting vaccinated against pneumococcal illness.Read More
When we heard about the fact that viruses do exist in an environment and they remain inactive until something makes them active. They require a host body so when they become active they can be responsible for fatal health conditions issues for that host body.
The Rotavirus is one of them, the name somehow creates a picture similar to rotation, andRead More
Polio is a disease caused by viral infection. The virus resides in the region of the throat and intestinal tract. It is responsible for the disability in people.
Polio is a very challenging disease for the person who is suffering from it.Read More
When we talk about measles the first thing which comes to our mind is the infection that causes a red rash. Is that all? Well, no it is not, it is a disease caused by viral infection. and that infection is responsible for the red rash. Measles are also known as Rubella, is a viral infection that causes a red rash on the body.Read More
Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Pertussis (whooping cough) are all deadly diseases. Diphtheria is a disease that is responsible for breathing problems, paralysis, heart failure, and death. Tetanus is responsible for motor defects or muscle spasms and death.Read More
The viral infection is highly contagious, and it is easily found in children but sometimes the virus can also be caught by adults. Adults as compared to children seem to have a higher tendency of developing life-threatening infections. People who have diseases like HIV, Cancer, or any other disease which directly targets the immunity of the body arRead More
When you have your little one at home just after a few days of childbirth, you would be busy with your baby-caring for it and feeding it. So, when you breastfeed your baby, you are not thinking of having sexual intercourse with your partner. This is because, after 9 long months of pregnancy and after bearing so much pain and exhaustion during laborRead More
To buy or not to buy? That is a tough question. You want your baby to enjoy her bottles–and thawing out frozen milk every morning does not make for a relaxing start to the day. But heating a ton of bottles can use up a lot of your energy and time.Read More
The human papillomavirus (HPV) is a sexually transmitted illness or infection. HPV is an abbreviation that stands for human papillomavirus. It is a relatively common occurrence. Plenty of people who have this, do not experience or show any kind of symptoms, and for some, the infection may resolve on its own. However, some kinds of HPV can be the caRead More
Now when your baby is gradually growing up, it is time to think about how to feed it correctly, how to feed, what to feed it, and most importantly, how often, so that your little one can get the utmost nutrition and can thus be capable of building up a strong immune system against all kinds of harmful diseases and have good health and proper physioRead More
Your little one cries – and you do your best to make them feel better. But is it really about food? The next time you are faced with a hunger cry, take note of these signs that can help decipher if you have a hungry baby or one who is crying because of something else.Read More
If you are the parent of a little child, your main priority always is to ensure your child’s health and well-being. This includes taking them to your doctor’s clinic for their 4-month well visits and vaccines.
When babies are born, they can automatically fight against many infections. However, other pathogens are more dangerous, even lethal. ImmunRead More
Your child’s first birthday is just the beginning of great things to come. Enjoy your baby’s sweet innocence and endless curiosity as they learn and grow during their first year with a guide to what they might do, how fast they will grow, and when. Baby’s First Year collection is a complete overview of everything new parents should expect during thRead More
For many new parents, feeding their baby solids for the first time can be confusing. As babies grow in their first year, they gain skills that make it easier to eat from a spoon. Here is what you need to know about introducing solid foods and when your baby should first feed themselves. Feeding your 1-year-old takes a little more effort than when tRead More
Hepatitis A is a disease that is caused by the Hepatitis A virus. It affects your liver and can make you sick for several weeks to months. Children and adults- both might suffer from this liver-related disease, characterized by yellowing of skin, eyes, and nails along with vomiting and other digestion issues.Read More
Learning to master the art of being independent can be tricky for a transitioning toddler. Although it may seem like a bad habit to enjoy clinging to “mommy and daddy,” this period can be a stage of development, even if it is challenging. If your baby seems to panic when you leave the room, she might be suffering from separation anxiety.Read More
The process of growing up is very fascinating, hence the more it fascinates the parents the more cautious they become. And that is fine. Caring extra about your little ones is a very natural habit. Because they are dependent on you in every way. From their feeding to their bathing to sleeping you need to be the one to regulate yourself in each areaRead More
We all know that sleep is a very important and vital role in the growth and overall development of an individual, the entire growth depends upon the development of muscles. Muscle development can only happen because of two reasons. These reasons can be described as the right amount of nutritional variety and adequate sleep.Read More
