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Are Sleep Sacks Safe for Babies?

The answer is absolutely yes.  Experts claim that infant sleep sacks can prevent SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome), and the American Academy of Paediatrics recommends the use of a sleeping sack ...

How Can We Deal with Baby Sleep Regression?

“My daughter is just four months old. She used to sleep well at night, but recently she has suddenly become hard to sleep, waking up frequently during the night and sleeping for shorter periods du...

How to Dress a Newborn in Winter?

As winter wraps its icy arms around us, a new baby brings joy and responsibility. Keeping newborns warm in the cold is crucial. Here's a guide to dressing them for winter, covering everything from ...

How to Improve the Quality of Your Baby’s Naps?

Quality naps are crucial for a baby's overall development and well-being. They provide essential restorative benefits, aid in brain development, and support healthy growth. However, as parents, we ...

Why is Newborn not Pooping But Passing Gas?

Hey there, concerned parents! If you've found yourself here, wondering why your newborn is passing gas but not producing those expected dirty diapers, you're not alone. It's a common puzzle that ca...

Why Does Your Baby Shake Their Head Side to Side?

Have you ever noticed your baby shaking their head from side to side and wondered what it might mean? It's a common sight that can often spark curiosity and concern among parents. In most cases, th...

What to do When Baby Sounds Congested but No Mucus in Nose?

Late one evening, I was rocking my 6-month old daughter to sleep when I noticed something didn't seem quite right. Her usual sweet breathing had taken on a new nasal tone and she kept fussing and s...

When do Babies Pull to Stand?

When you first lay eyes on your newborn baby, it's natural to unconsciously imagine their future development and milestones. As a parent, one can't help but eagerly anticipate the day when their li...

Why Babies Benefit from Sleeping in Separate Beds?

As the sun filtered through the windows in the early morning, I quietly tiptoed into my baby’s room to check on her. She was sound asleep in her crib, little arms stretched up by her head and knees...