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Tongue-tie, also called ankyloglossia is common, affecting nearly 5% of all newborns. However, it is three times more common among baby boys. It can affect both breastfeeding and bottle-feeding in babies. Read on to find out exactly what it is, signs and symptoms of tongue tie and possible treatments.
The babocush comfort cushion has many benefits for newborn babies aged 0-6 months. The cushion was designed by a mom whose baby would not settle anywhere - not his bouncer, his cot or even his car seat! The only place he was settled and content was on her chest. So the babocush comfort cushion was designed to replicate just that. It even includes gentle vibrations and a heartbeat sound! Read on to find out how the babocush comfort cushion can help you and your baby.
Colic occurs when a healthy baby screams for an extended period of time for no apparent reason. It is particularly prevalent in the first 6 weeks of life. It normally goes away on its own by the age of three to four months. It is possible that one in every four newborn babies has it. Although there is no known cause for colic, there are several breastfeeding-related conditions that may play a role in the symptoms.
At babocush, we have pulled together a guide on what causes colic in babies, along with tips for getting through the first few months.
Baby colic is every parent’s worst nightmare. We’re used to our babies crying, but there’s usually a reason for it. Colic is frequent, prolonged and intense crying or fussiness in a healthy infant with no apparent reason.
Thankfully, there are a couple of things you can do that might lessen the severity and duration of colic episodes and alleviate your own stress.
Pretty much all new parents will experience the torture of sleep deprivation! In general, babies cry a lot and it's unlikely that you were surprised by this when you welcomed your new baby into the world. Sleep may seem like a distant dream for quite a few months when you have a colicky baby.
