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The Best Way to Clean Baby Bottles with Just 6 Simple Steps

Kids are susceptible to infection because their immune system is still developing. If you have an infant or a baby feeding on the bottle, you need to keep all feeding implements clean. Bear in mind that both breast milk and prepared formula are vulnerable to bacterial contamination. Attending to a baby with intestinal infection is […]

Parent and Child Team-Up (With Parenting Skills Worksheets)

Is a lesson plan necessary in parenting? Do parenting skills worksheets help parents in any way to deal with their children effectively? The world of couples takes a sudden turn into uncharted territory when the first news of a baby coming is announced. Feelings of excitement and wonder are natural emotions that will eventually fade […]

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Fun Summer Activities To Keep Kids Active Outside – By Andrew Hoffman

This summer, be sure to keep your kids busy and healthy with fun outdoor activities. Playing outdoors has a lot of developmental benefits for children. Aside from the obvious health benefits of physical activity, being outside can help develop a child’s language and communication skills, emotional intelligence, and cognitive reasoning. Adopt an active role in […]

The Complete Beginner’s Guide To Bronzing Baby Shoes

Ever heard of bronzing baby shoe for keepsake purposes? Keep on reading and you will find out why this idea is so cool!Getting to see kids grow up is one of the most exciting privileges of parenthood but along with that is a certain sadness wherein they will never be that small ever again.Luckily, innovations […]

IN-UTERO: A Human Experience From Conception To Birth And Beyond

Website Facebook Twitter IN-UTERO SynopsisIN-UTERO is a cinematic rumination on what will emerge as the most provocative subject of the 21st Century – life in the womb and its lasting impact on human development, human behavior, and the state of the world. IN-UTERO brings together for the first time convincing data that explains why some of […]

“I Don’t Want to Break Her!” – A Survival Guide for New Dads

New parents are priceless! When a Mom or Dad looks at their newborn for the first time, there is wonder and awe. But if you look closely at Dad, there is an underlying PANIC when that newborn bundle is placed in his arms for the first time. “I don’t want to break her! I don’t […]

Foremilk Hindmilk Imbalance And How To Prevent It

Pediatricians recommend that a mother should breastfeeding at least for the first six months of her baby’s life. If you’re like any other mothers that breastfeed your baby, this is really good news!Breastfeeding not only can build a stronger bond between a mother and child but it has many others benefits too…For mother, you will […]

How to Get an Overtired Baby to Sleep

A baby can get cranky due to many reasons but most of the time the most common reason was lack of sleep. More often than not, it’s the stress associated with lack of sleep that makes it difficult for baby to fall asleep. When a baby is not falling asleep, it can be challenging for […]

10 Important Questions To Ask A Midwife About Pregnancy

Great news! You are pregnant and what is next?If this is your first pregnancy, it can be intimidating at first because you are stepping into the unknown. But worry not. An appointment with your midwife will help you on getting your questions answered.But what kind of questions to ask a midwife, you may be wondering. […]

7 Most Important Reflexes: Baby Sucking Reflex and More

Natural newborn reflexes are best explained in “The nature of a newborn reflex is that the baby doesn’t have to think about what to do, but rather does things instinctively. Like a baby sucking reflex is a natural newborn reflex.”, said pediatrician expert Edith J. Chernoff, MD, an assistant professor of pediatrics at the University […]

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