Your baby has been growing and learning for a few months now, and with each passing day, is becoming more mobile and alert than ever before. Rolling over on his or her own will be one among your child's early developmental milestones. Continue reading to learn when your baby might begin rolling over and how to encourage it with play.
Your life might be turned upside down, a whirlwind of activity and excitement but also stressful and exhausting when caring for your new born 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Whether you're a first-time parent or a seasoned pro, try these practical solutions to keep stress under control.
As adults, we all know how uncomfortable it can get if you have trapped wind. Babies are no exception; in fact, because they are still learning to digest, they might become very uncomfortable and in pain if they are unable to release gas. Read our blog for more ways you can help calm your gassy baby.
Like most pregnant women, there are hundreds of things you’ll find to worry about; such as labor, how your life will change, or the possibility of your baby getting sick. Some parents end up having difficulties with breastfeeding but most don’t consider that tongue tie could be an issue. If you’re concerned about tongue tie, here’s a blog with some stories from real life moms who experienced tongue tie with their newborn.