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    Baby Teething Problems and Remedies

    ‘When do babies start teething’ is a very common question among new parents. Teething is a natural process that results in the sequential growth of the infant’s teeth. Teething can start at an early age of 3-months or may even take at least 1-year to start. The baby or milk or deciduous teeth, as they…

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    How to Bottle Feed a Baby ?

    Generally, baby bottles are of three types: glass, plastic and bottles made of plastic, which have throwaway plastic liners. Bottles made of glass have excellent durability but they are not lightweight and are prone to breaking. Bottles made of plastic are light in weight and are strong. Bottles having liners also come in handy because…

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    Why Switch from Bottle to Sippy Cup ?

    If the sibling at your place is around the ninth month then it is not a wonder if he is picking up your glass of coke to have a sip. If you’ve noticed that kid has been indulging in wetting his tee with juices and water then it is just the right moment to gift…

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  • Newborn

    Newborn Baby Bathing Tips

    Bath time is a special time of connection with a baby and their parents. It is a time to play gently, talk and sing. Get everything you need before beginning: The list includes water, washcloth, alcohol pads, bath towel (with hood if you have one), clean diaper, any items you use regularly during a diaper…

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    Benefits of Infant Massage Therapy

    Many cultures have massage as part of baby care for centuries, and research shows they may have many advantages. Not only that massage can get to know you and your baby’s body language. But there is also a wonderful opportunity to help your child feel safe and secure by showing that he or she is…

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    How Much should a Newborn Baby Sleep ?

    Sleeping Patterns In The Period Of Infancy In the first three to four weeks after birth, the infant sleeps frequently both during day as well as night. His only need is food (milk) so he wakes up just to get it. After the fourth week, his period of sleep increases but the frequency of sleeping…

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  • Parenting | Safety

    Basic Home Safety Checklist and Guidelines for Children

    What should be Done ? Always maintain the baby neat & clean. Cut the nails properly with maximum possible care. Wet diaper should be removed immediately and parts should be cleaned with soft baby soap. Take care of the genitals because the fungal infection is common in this part and should be kept dry. Care…

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    Bruxism: Children Grinding Teeth While Sleeping at Night

    Teeth grinding in kids is known as bruxism. It  happens when children clench their upper and lower teeth, rubbing them each other. Generally kids grind their teeth during sleep and are not aware of what they do. What Causes Teeth Grinding ? It is not known that why some children start grinding their teeth and…

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  • Baby | Parenting

    Important Tips for Giving Baby Medicine

    Following are most important tips to keep in mind before giving medicine to children: If you wrap a blanket around the baby’s arms, the child will not struggle. If the child spits out the medicine, put a little more and try to close the mouth by holding the lower jaw. Do not hold the nose…

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    Precautions for Children Medicines to Avoid Side Effects

    The entire responsibility of self-medication lies on parents since children will take whatever is given to them by the parents. It is very important for parents to think before giving any medication to their children on their own. It is very difficult to make the right diagnosis in small children because they cannot speak, nor…

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