Looking after a baby can be extremely tiring, particularly in the early few months after the child’s birth, when your baby will wake several times during the night. Many parents try to deal with a certain level of tiredness. But if you are feeling low and unable to combat or enjoy things, you will have … Read more
Babies do not get many ways to communicate and the only way for them to communicate is by crying. Babies cry when they need something to do for them like feeding, changing diapers, and more. Babies need to be cared for at night as well and they cry to get your attention when they need … Read more
Making choices is an important part of becoming a parent. Parents have to deal with several tough decisions and one of them is whether a baby should sleep with their parents at night or not. You may have already prepared a place for your baby to sleep but some babies may want to sleep with … Read more
Babies sometimes fall asleep in weird and funny places when they are exhausted and tired out, especially if they have had a busy morning or day. They can sleep at any time, anywhere. Be it a sofa, floor, carpet, or playmat, your little one may try any place to sleep there. However, can a baby … Read more
Swaddling is a helpful practice to soothe your babies while they adapt to life outside the womb. For many parents, swaddling is a true lifesaver during the first few months of childbirth. By wrapping your baby snugly, you are helping him sleep better and for longer stretches. But it can’t last forever. When done properly, … Read more
Swaddling is a practice that involves wrapping a baby securely and snugly in a blanket. To safely swaddle a baby, the blanket must comfortably support the body of a baby, leaving the head outside so that a baby can breathe. But it should not be too tight. Swaddling can help babies sleep better because it … Read more
Swaddling is a helpful technique for parents to help their newborn babies sleep well. By swaddling, you are imitating the natural feelings your baby experienced in the womb. Babies sleep for longer when swaddled. But what happens when it’s time to move on from swaddling? Once your baby is 2 months, he starts to roll … Read more