Baby Care

Baby Care Tips

Here are some baby care tips for a healthy and happy baby.

• Ensure your baby is properly fed. It’s good that your baby feels he/she is eating enough food, milk, or formula so your baby is not fussy through out the day. Overfeeding your baby may cause gas and upset stomachs so getting know your baby’s que’s for when they are full or when they are finished with their bottle will be important to keeping their gas levels down. If you do have a gassy baby, always properly burp your baby and make sure to get a good burp from your baby especially before putting them down to sleep. If not, your baby may be uncomfortably when sleeping and tend to spit up more often. 

Baby Products

What baby products are must-haves, and which ones can you skip? With the incredible array of baby strollers, cribs, toys, furniture, and clothes, how can you ever make up your mind? That's where we come in. Whether you're looking for the best baby gear or a baby gift for a friend, we have the information and guidance you need to choose baby products that are safe, useful, and stylish. You'll find buying guides for baby products such as baby strollers, car seats, and baby furniture, including cribs and changing tables. We also have great ideas for gifts for newborns moms and dads – from baby toys to diaper bags.

Baby Health & Safety

Baby health and safety are top priorities for every parent. In order to ensure that your child thrives, you need to keep up with doctors' appointments, childproof your home, stick with a sleeping schedule, and so much more. It's a big job, no doubt, and we have many articles on baby health and safety to help you.  

Here, you'll find advice on establishing a sleep routine for your newborn, and eventually getting your baby to sleep through the night (yes, it's possible). We have the information you need to childproof and poison-proof your home,

Newborn Babies Sleep Patterns

When a newborn comes home with the family for the first time, there is a period of adjustment for everyone. While at the hospital, there are nurses and midwives to help; you are able to rest every time they take your newborn to the nursery. You don’t have to cook or clean. It’s quite a different thing once you are home and you have complete responsibility for this new life. If you are first-time parents, your newborn baby will be teaching you a lot as you both go on this adventure. Even if you are pros at this parenting thing, every child is different, so there will always be new things to learn.