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When To Take Away Pacifier?

Deciding when to wean off the pacifier can be a tricky issue for many parents. While pacifiers can be soothing for infants and toddlers, experts generally recommend weaning a baby from a pacifier b...

Baby Doesn't Nap But Sleeps At Night

Parents can feel both relieved and confused if their baby doesn't nap during the day but sleeps well at night. On the one hand, a full night's sleep is great; on the other hand, it can be a challen...

Why Do Babies Sleep With Their Butt In The Air?

Many parents have noticed that their babies often sleep with their butt in the air, a position that can make parents to be confused. This common sleeping position is actually quite normal and has a...

Why Does My Baby Wake Up Screaming From Naps?

Many parents wonder why their babies wake up screaming from their naps. This is a common problem that can be distressing for both the baby and the parents. Several factors may be at play, including...

What Can I Do If My Newborn Hates Being Swaddled?

If your newborn seems to hate swaddling, it's important to remember that every newborn is different. Some newborns feel restricted or uncomfortable when swaddled, while others find swaddling comfor...

Do Babies Eat Less When Teething?

When babies start teething, parents usually notice a change in their eating habits. Some babies may eat less because of the discomfort or pain associated with teething. Eating less when teething ma...

Can a Swaddle Be Too Tight?

When it comes to swaddling your baby, many parents may ask if swaddling will be too tight. It's important to know that swaddling can mimic the comfort of the womb and help your baby sleep better. H...

When Can Babies Self Soothe?

When can a baby self-soothe? This is a question that many new parents may ask when faced with the early challenges of their parenthood. Today’s article will cover some relevant information about ba...

Why Are Newborns Grunting and Squirming While Sleeping?

Newborns often grunt and squirm when they sleep, confusing new parents. Grunting and squirming are generally normal for newborns and are usually due to the fact that their nervous systems and diges...