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Toilet training Learning to use the toilet is a big step for toddlers and it can be difficult for some. Some children just seem to train themselves when they are ready, but many need some help from their parents. Parents see potty training as an important milestone for their children and often become very concerned …
Bathing your newborn Sponge baths For the first week or so, until your baby’s umbilical cord stump falls off and the area heals, it’s best to stick to sponge baths with a lukewarm, moistened washcloth. Wash his face and hands frequently, and thoroughly clean his genital area after each diaper change. Tub baths After the …
Bottle feeding is a positive option If for some reason you’re unable to breastfeed and need to bottle feed your baby, there’s no need to put yourself through the guilt trap. Yes, breast milk is considered better than formula, but if you are finding breastfeeding difficult or painful, or if you’re simply unable due to …
You can start introducing solid food to infants between four and six months. The next time you stroll down the baby food aisle, gaze for a moment at the meticulously stacked jars of baby food. What could be easier, flavors galore with quick, easy open tops. Ready to serve in an instant! But would you …
Cleaning a baby bottle can be one of the most challenging jobs related to baby bottle feeding. One must adopt good methods of cleaning which has to be done systematically every day to get the desired level of hygiene necessary for babies to stay healthy. Normally, mothers find it difficult to keep the baby bottle …
