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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...

Why Won't My Newborn Sleep?

Many new parents may ask, "Why isn't my newborn sleeping? This common question can be very frustrating and exhausting. Newborns sleep an average of 14-17 hours a day, but their sleep patterns are o...

10-Month-Old Nap Schedule

Creating a nap schedule for your 10-month-old baby can be confusing for new parents, but it's really important and not that complicated. It's important to watch your baby for signs of drowsiness an...

Why My 3 Month Old Sleeping a Lot?

When your baby is just 3 months old, it's normal for parents to notice that their little one sleeps a lot. At this age, babies usually need to rest 14 to 17 hours in 24 hours. This may seem like a ...

How To Soothe a Toddler's Separation Anxiety?

When a toddler experiences separation anxiety, it can be difficult for both the toddler and the parent. Some new parents are confused and overwhelmed by their toddlers’ separation anxiety. Today's ...

When Do Babies Start Laughing?

Baby laughter is one of the most important developmental milestones for new parents. Typically, infants begin to laugh when they are three to four months old. As babies grow, their laughter becomes...